View Full Version : Change the "output size" for RV9 after finish encoding ?
ookzDVD
6th December 2003, 02:47
Is that possible to change the "output size" (-rs)
after finish encoding ?
If it's a flag I think we can easyly change the flag isn't it ?
Without re-encoding ?
PS. I was anamorphic encoding "The Hulk" last night and somehow
I put the wrong -rs ... in the producer command line :(
I hope I can change it later, I just don't want to re-encode
it since the duration is 2 hours 18 minutes :(
Thank you.
karl_lillevold
6th December 2003, 03:09
hi, it's me again. It would have been possible to edit the display size, if there was an easy way to find the location in the file, and hex-edit those numbers, but I don't have that information for you, and no automatic tool exists (D-C, do you read this??)
The most convenient way to change the display size is to trans-mux the file into Matroska, then use the Matroska Shell Extension tool to edit the display size. I wish there was a tool to do the same in RM, but there is currently not. The Matroska team has done a good job!
weidai
6th December 2003, 03:50
It's possible to find and change the output sizes in the .rmvb file. Use a hex editor and search for the output size (either height or width) as a big-endian (i.e. most significant byte first) two byte hex value. Width and height are next to each other (4 bytes total) but I don't remember which one comes first. They should be near the top of the file.
Dark-Cracker
6th December 2003, 04:17
hi,
hexedit your file and search in the header the string : "VIDORV40" the next 8 bytes are the width and height.
for exemple i have sometink like :
5649 444F 5256 3430 0280 0174 => VIDORV40...t
here 0280 in hexa => 640 decimal
and 0174 in hexa => 372 decimal
it's seems to me it's motorola style so don't need reverse byte.
hope this can help u.
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ookzDVD
6th December 2003, 16:36
@D-C,
thank you for the info.
Btw, could you tell me how the autorv9 calculate the external resize ?
thank you.
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