Hi
vhelp,
Sorry for taking so long to answer you.
I lost track of this thread, and today I accidentally find it!
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Originally Posted by vhelp
I don't use mplayer v.xxx because i've many
problems like crashes and things, plus, I didn't want to get stuck w/ the latest
version "locking" you into it, short of re-intsalling Windows 98 for an older
version. Currently, I've installed many drivers/graphics/drivers/video/soft..
apps and things that installed many different versions of mplayer V.xxx versions
to the point now, that my pc (mplayer) acts up on certain encodes I do, and
crashes my system to a re-boot.
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You will not get stuck w/ the latest version "locking" you into it! This is NOT the M$ new media player. It's the good old
media player classic but with MANY MANY new features. As I said, this one is under constant development by Gabest (from VobSub). (verssion 6.4.4.2 now)
It's just a thin and clean EXE. Nothing else.
No installer, no messing with the register, no "locking" you into it.
It's just a 600kb EXE.
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So, I don't bother w/ mplayer and instead, I
use Zoomplayer, and my PC monitor viewing is fantasic (so far)
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This media player classic will use exactlly the same filters that ZP uses.
And as I said it makes a great job with "aspect ratios".
Btw, you know that the author of
ZoomPlayer advises to instal the new mplayer9 and directx9 (these two from M$
), don't you? He says that installing them ZP will seek faster... I have them installed with XP and never had a problem, but with Win98 I think you will be saffer not installing it.
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So, I have question for anyone.. how I might be able to encode my clips (divX)
but with a 1:1 AR, so that my encodes play properly in ANY software player app,
using vdub or AVIsynth filter techniques ??
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I'm not the best person to give you DivX advises (I made few of it), but as no one answered I'm gonna try. Please keep in mind that I'm not sure of anything I'll say.
It will be just some logical deduction.
Well, for an anamorphic source (and no final borders), you will have to keep the same aspect ratio factor of your source. Lets say that after you cut all borders you will end up with a resolution of 704x300. The factor of 704/300 is 2.34. So if you want a final width resolution of 640, then you do 640/3.34 and you will find your height resolution is 274. So you encode as 640x274. If your source is fullscreen the it sould be easier. Just keep a factor of 4:3 (1.33) and you will be fine.
