It's been that way for a long time, asked before, and I have never seen a
solution. Not saying there isn't one. I think most just give up and use some
other process to create video's for their mobile devices. There are a few
commercial products out there, some how-to articles using free applications,
and you can do it with MSs free Windows Media Encoder. Don't think any of
those are options for protected content, though.

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Sven
MVP - Mobile Devices
"Andy" <Andy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:10099433-2EB4-4D56-ADA6-32CAD3B813BF@microsoft.com...
> Yes, but there must be a workaround for this. Perhaps if it was possible
> to
> make MP identify an SP as a PPC? Or if there where a registry entry where
> the
> size is defined!?
>
> :o) Andy
>
> "Sven" wrote:
>
>> I assume your issue is that it does not fill the screen. Unfortunately I
>> think this is fixed. Media Player decides whether you have a PPC or
>> Smartphone and adjusts resolution accordingly. It appears that the Media
>> Player team has not yet seen a 640x480 PPC or a 320x240 SP. :(
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Sven
>> MVP - Mobile Devices
>> "Andy" <Andy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:C3F0638D-343B-4C01-AC1E-7B014C8045E7@microsoft.com...
>> > Anyone knows how to set the video resolution on syncronized videos,
>> > when
>> > using Media Player to sync?
>> >
>> > :o) Andy
>>
>>
>>