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black border to compensate for overscan?
Hi,
I have used a black border to compensate for overscan when I create my PAL KVCD's, with great success as I can see all the picture on my samsung tv (widescreen). I have now bought a dvd burner and am beginning to experiment with KDVD (this is fun I must say). I have read many posts here but I am still not sure that I am doing the right thing. I am currently doing an introduction with some words (prior to some DV I shot) using avisynth and I'm trying to get this to encode to KDVD (704x576 PAL) without losing parts of the words to the overscan. And I am finding I have to use larger values for AddBorders (which I use for the border) compared to my KVCD scripts (at least for left and right. Top and bottom values are 32 as I use for KVCD with resolution 544x576) . I would like to hear your opinion about this, should I use a large value? Or should I just use 16 pixels just the same as I used to do with KVCD's and move the words to be within the visible part on the screen? (at least as it is on my tv) |
Re: Overscan and KDVD
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The only diff is when you use 352 as width : as the width will be scaled to 768 by the TV to display the picture, the size of the border should be reduced by 2). In otehr words, use 16. |
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