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Convert 4:3 to 16:9 like QuickTime Panoramic Size
It basically scales the input video to the screen aspect ratio without cropping by leaving the center as-is and gradually increasing the scale factor towards the sides. … all my devices, not just the ones using QuickTime.
4:3 input example:
just for ease of comparison
Naïve 16:9 crop:
as you can see, there’s quite a lot of content missing top and bottom
Naïve 16:9 scale …
