Thank you for the reply so fast.
I am assuming the settings you're using are the ones for your program and not Hybrid correct? |
It's actually built in the capture device and are part of the proc amp after the video has been converted to digital, A link to those menu pages.
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Interesting.
Also I wanted to ask when you do your video conversion down and then up for 720x480 --> 704x480 --> 1440x1080 Are you just using the normal resize or are you using the resize tool inside of AVIsynth or Vapoursynth? Could you possibly post your settings so I could see exactly what you're doing? Thank you! |
720x480 -> De-interlace -> Crop to active video area -> Upscale to 1440x1080 all in one step using multiscript avspmod frame visualizer.
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AviSource("C:\Users\User\Desktop\graduation.avi") |
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No, Where did you come up with 528?
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My mistake. I meant 704x480. As you mentioned in a past post on this thread bringing it down to 704 before upscaling to 1440.
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You can bring it down to any resolution as long as you crop in a 704:480 ratio so you don't alter the frame's geometry, Meaning if you have to crop to 698 horizontally, 698x480/704 = 476, the new resolution will be 698x476, resize this to 1440x1080.
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Example: I need to crop all sides to get rid of the overscan... Right: 8 Left: 8 Bottom: 8 Top: 2 This would bring the resolution to 704x470 Do you take any additional steps if you need to crop the overscan on the top and/or bottom? |
704x470 is a wrong aspect ratio, I don't understand your question, you've already cropped the image.
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How do you get rid of the overscan on the top and bottom while keeping the correct aspect ratio??
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AviSource("C:\Users\User\Desktop\graduation.avi") |
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What codec/file format do you export to?
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Lossless HuffYUV.
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I’m using hybrid, but don’t like the results using the settings I’ve seen on this forum and others. After doing some digging, I figured out settings in hybrid that make the MP4 look pretty much identical to the lossless avi, but the encoding is taking way to long. So I’m searching and hoping I can find a way to encode a little faster while keeping the same quality. |
My encoding is about 5-10 frames a second, not what you are looking for.
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