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But try another set of VOBs from another movie, just to try to narrow down the problem :!: |
K ... I will do that b bak soon hope your around lol
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b4 i go take 10 mins ta ripp im gonna load your script & try it i tryed & it lookin for dlls gripfit ect ect im gonna go find the dlls & hit u bak
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k i loaded your exact script & my own filename & installed all the filters it requires in c:\filters25 & now when i open an avs file in wmp 9 it says ...
MPEG2Source couln't open file (c:\documents and settings\AMD Athlon XP 2000\Desktop\Tester.avs. Line 24) |
Now im gettin a diff set of vobs from a diff source
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no kwag it wont even work with another movie ? :cry:
whats going on> said somethin about a evealuate exceprtion! |
am i doomed to 2.52 ? How much better exacty is it compared with its sister program 2.08 ?
Is there a bigtime picture & motion quality difference ? |
Guess u went ta bed with the quickness lol
I figured out that dvd2avi 1.76 works with avs2.52 But When I play the avs file in wmp its upside down HELP !! |
While "Kwag" was sleeping ...
While Kwag was sleepin :zzzsleep: I managed ta figure out that Dvd2Avi 1.76 will in fact work with avs2.52 scripts :wink: :) :o :D :angel:
Now if only someone can tell me how ta make my 16:9 movies stretch & almost fit the whole screen (top & bottom) Any1? |
Think back to Geometry class?
There is only one way to make a 16:9 movie fit full screen. Cut off information.
That is what PAN SCAN is... it is cutting off the left and the right sides of the frame leaving only the portion that could be shown on a TV screen. The idea of PAN is that the center of the frame shifts to make sure the key parts of the shot are included in the part that is shown. Most movies are pretty centered so you only lose panoramic data but not always. Most TV versions of a movie have sceens that were shot twice... once for 16:9 and once for TV. Editing those scenes is another part of the PAN SCAN process. I believe that PAN SCAN is not even truly the same as TV. It is still a bit wider of a format and sometimes it is just stretched to fit instead of being cropped further. There is no way to keep the 16:9 on a TV unless you keep the black bars on top and bottom. Grantman |
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