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VeerK, for those two games (Revelations, Brotherhood), use SoftTH. (They are both DX9)

1. Revelations Manual PLP Instructions (take what you need):
http://www.wsgf.org/blog/imusrt/2015/05/04/assassins-creed-revelations-2011-manual-plp-instructions


2. Brotherhood Manual PLP:
Unconfirmed, but logical. ~95% chance. Consistent engine & game. SoftTH (fullscreen, DX9 x86). Most likely, in-game select massive resolution. If it's not there, regedit is likely workaround; shown in Prince of Persia: TFS 2010 (same engine). Failing that, attempt resolution edit in %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Assassin's Creed Brotherhood\(game-name).ini.

Maybe I should have been more clear about my question, I'm sorry about that.

In ACII, Brotherhood, and Revelations there is a problem where in-game cutscenes show up as 16:9 with black bars on the left and right sides to fill the 21:9 space. However, these are not pre-rendered cutscenes so when they end the game goes back to full 21:9 support natively. There is a fix on WSGF for ACII where the black bars on the left and right sides during cutscenes are eliminated, fully supporting 21:9 throughout the whole game. Since Brotherhood and Revelations use the same engine, they share the same problem which should be easily fixable like ACII, without the use of something like SoftTH or FlawlessWidescreen.

EDITED
I have now tested & confirmed, SoftTH spreads this game better than native support. Rendered cutscenes are full hor+. There is no drawback to using SoftTH, it just makes game better.
Attached below are the two SoftTH files you need, zipped with instruction on where they go. Files will support 21:9 (2560x1080 or 3440x1440).

Proof (blog post also updated):

(rendered cutscene, full hor+ with SoftTH)

However, some people may have a problem in Win10. If so, respond to discuss fix.


(sorry there was a mistake in previous attachment's 3440x1440, now fixed)