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Robm2kx
8th June 2006, 19:11
ime looking to re-encode an xvid/divx for use on a portable media player, its screen is only 4" LCD 480x272 pixels so i want to re-encode stuff to watch on it as i would assume file sizes would be alot smaller when going down to that res
what is the best way, virtualdub i am assuming, i also need to get the aspect ratio right, if i re-encode to 480x272 it obviousily wont look right
how would i go about doing that, gettin the AR right (calculating it) and settin that in vdub?
EDIT: sorry this might belong in the XviD topic
Guest
8th June 2006, 19:17
what is the best way Please read and follow forum rules, specifically, rule 12: do not ask what's best. Thank you.
http://forum.doom9.org/forum-rules.htm
weaver4
8th June 2006, 20:29
maybe an xvid to xvid question should go in the xvid forum?
jggimi
9th June 2006, 03:57
It is not yet clear that Robm2kx means XviD to XviD, DivX to XviD, or Xvid to Divx.
Rob, if you would be so kind to clarify what codec you want to use?
Robm2kx
9th June 2006, 05:36
thanks jggimi, sorry about that
yeah i put in the post this might belong in the XviD forum, its XviD to DivX is what i am trying to do
and as a correction to neuron2, not the best way then, the only way? i know i can just set the avi compression and save as avi, so i guess i need to know how to get the AR right for the rez of the screen, where to set that, and will it make a big file size diffrance ?
Guest
9th June 2006, 12:17
You didn't tell us the resolution of your source video, so we can't tell you what operation to apply.
Also, please edit your title and post to correct the title and to comply with rule 12. Hit Edit on your first post and then Go Advanced.
Robm2kx
10th June 2006, 13:18
the source vairys but is usualy either
640x272
608x320
Guest
10th June 2006, 13:42
Do you want the result to be letterboxed (black bars at the top and bottom), or do you want to crop some visible content and avoid letterboxing?
Robm2kx
10th June 2006, 14:10
i dont want to crop any of the avi, so i guess it will have to be letterboxed to keep the AR right
Guest
10th June 2006, 14:44
You can use the VirtualDub resize filter to do it. It's pretty easy; you'll be able to figure it out without hand-holding.
Robm2kx
10th June 2006, 14:57
where is that in virtual dub, i ctrl+f and theres nothing in there.
if its going to ask for specific values how do i work out how to keep the AR correct at 480x272
Guest
10th June 2006, 15:18
Hit the "Add" button to add a filter. Then highlight the resize filter and hit OK.
(After the filter is added, if you need to reconfigure it, highlight it in the
filter list and hit Configure.)
For the case of 640x272 source -> 480x272 display:
New width 480
New height 204 (480/640 * 272)
Select precise bicubic in Filter mode
Check expand frame
Frame width 480
Frame height 272
For the case of 608x320 source -> 480x272 display:
New width 480
New height 252 (480/608 * 320)
Select precise bicubic in Filter mode
Check expand frame
Frame width 480
Frame height 272
You can see from these examples how to work things out for any source size.
Robm2kx
11th June 2006, 12:11
works perfect, thanks !
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