Thanks for the link.
I knew it, but many times those translations are not good. Anyway some times I do use google translation tool. |
PS: avi is NOT illegal/ripped stuff
Hello. Just a comparison: the @Prodater method. And the "Adobe" method. AVISource: 640x480 Output: 720x480, overscan=2 Script used: Code:
AviSource("C:\LOGO\watcha\bleach_xvid3.avi", false) http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2005/08/3.png and ACTIVATED: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2005/08/4.png and the very little difference between both: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2005/08/5.png The lines that are "whiter" are from Adobe best regards sparskter |
@sparskter: And what do you think of my method. Is it enough good or not?
I just did it as you ask for it, but I don't use it for nothing, so your opinion would be very useful. |
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a=AVISource("C:\LOGO\watcha\bleach_xvid3.avi",audio=true) Output: 720x480 I learned that 24+24 + 672 must be equal to 720 (and the width of border must be multple of 4) And 33+33+414 must be equal to 480. And so, I can get a very precise result 8) And for that I need to do many tests using avisynth/virtualdub and of course using the safe area to final adjust it :D best regards sparskter |
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