full screen ?

ive narrowed down the best settings for encoding movies with optimal screen resolution size, i use 400x220, its the smallest vid size and fills the screen completely, NO BLACK BARS ANYWHERE.  just resize the video useing 400 width 220 height, mp4, mpeg-4, bit rate 384 kbps<--- lowering this setting will make file smaller, but quality will also suffer, of course raising it will increase quality and size.  i use total video convertor, it easily resizes  ANY vid and doesnt require you to fumble with fps and whatnot, also keeps audio in perfect sync.  i just did a 2hr 5 min movie with those settings 406 mb size, 1 hr 25 min movie 295 mb.

Hello everyone, please i just have a very quick question...i used media converter to convert my videos to mp4, and they all play fine on my instinct...now the tricky part that kinda intrigues me is that i can't seem to get the videos to be full screen..they are almost full, except for the black areas on the side of the screen. the resolutions talked about above, by shane3029 cannot be configured on media converter, because the program does not have those resolutions..but rather gives you a couple to choose from....so please, i would really appreciate it if someone tells me a couple of resolutions (2 or 3) that would surely make the videos full screen...i say surely because my computer takes a lot of time to convert & download these files, so i would love to get it right the first time, so i don't spend the whole day messing around with resolutions until i get it right.

thanks everyone!


*sorry for the length of this message*

Out of all that ive tried i think 432x240 is by the far the best fullscreen setting.

368x208 is fullscreen?

Well if I understand it our screen is 432x240 so obviously you need to get close to that for the "full size" everyone is talking about.
But I'm willing to have some "blackspace" if the quality and ratio stay correct.
Thanks for the tips, I'll try to add some worthy feedback once I get something working.