KVCD output screen size?
i encoded 4 movies and came up with movies to that are not supposed to be that screen size and this is very fustrating. okay now, i just found out for widescreen movies are supposed to have this line
"Gripcrop(352, 240,overscan=1,source_anamorphic=true)" (thanx Phil) but not sure for full screen and anamorphic (assuming it is between full screen and widescreen) . PLEASE HELP |
Fullscreen is the opposite of widescreen and is non-anamorphic
Anamorphic is by definition anamorphic What you call widescreen was in fact what should be called anamorphic (that is why you had to use source_anamorphic=true in your script). Widescreen isn't a proper word for video. It is generally used to describe the format of a TV set (widesceen is opposite to 4:3, and it is also called "16:9"). |
thanx Phil for the quick answer (like always :D ) so what you are trying to say is
"Gripcrop(352, 240,overscan=1,source_anamorphic=false)" is 4:3 (full screen) and the size between 4:3 and 16:9 is "Gripcrop(352, 240,overscan=1,source_anamorphic=true, dest_anamorphic=false)" correct? |
There is no "16:9" size and there is nothing between 4:3 and 16:9 !
There are anamorphic and non anamorphic sources ! DVD can be fullscreen or anamorphic. Avi are generally non anamorphic (4:3). Some are fullscreen (that means that the dimension have an A/R of 4:3, for instance 640*480) but the majority of them are "4:3 letterboxed" but with the black borders removed ! Like the source you have (and that is what is called "16:9 size" but as you can see, that is a highly confusing word that is better to avoid !) :arrow: (almos) ALL AVI MUST BE DONE WITH SOURCE_ANAMORPHIC=FALSE, AND FOR DVD YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT THE BACK COVER TO SEE IF IT IS ANAMORPHIC OR NOT. |
Actually, almost all AVIs are 1:1, i.e. square pixels, since they're designed for viewing on a PC monitor. I don't recall ever seeing an AVI with any other pixel aspect ratio.
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2/ you never DLed avi done by a dumb noob with boxing gloves on both hands that did not compensate the A/R of the DVD he ripped :-D |
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bad sources takes to bad encodes (*) bad sources are too : ...done by a dumb noob with boxing gloves on both hands... and similar! no way out, you only loose time...because the rest of the encode sucks http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2004/08/2.gif |
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