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SAR = Source Aspect Ratio = OW/OH (floating number)ĭW = Width of destination (Preset) Output video (must be integer)ĭH = Height of destination (Preset) Output video (must be integer)ĭAR = Destination Aspect Ratio = DW/DH (floating number) OH = Height of original uploaded video (must be integer) OW = Width of original uploaded video (must be integer) The files are from a previous dev version of the module but I hope this helps. I've attached copies of my TranscoderAbstractionFactoryFfmpeg.inc and which I believe add the padding correctly based on the calculation methods below. Not quite right - I converted a 720x576 (4:3) video to 854x480 (16:9) using a preset with "Pad" for the aspect mode and the resulting video has some left/right padding added to it but not enough and picture seem slightly stretched horizontally - it comes out at 854x525 which is not 16:9.