bkcswot
8th August 2007, 03:47
G'day all, :)
I'm relatively new to video encoding, and I have a question which I can't seem to find an answer for. I recently came across a guide outlining an AVI resizing process (http://www.doom9.org/mpg/avistretching.htm) and I'm a bit confused with converting the calculations supplied to PAL. According to the resizing guide, the DVD resolution for NTSC is 720x480, and I know that PAL is 720x576. Furthermore, according to the guide, the playback resolution for NTSC is 640x480 (which is calculated by (480x4/3)x480) - from this, I would assume that the playback resolution for PAL would be 768x576 (calculated by (576x4/3)x576). However, since the playback resolution for NTSC is smaller than its DVD resolution, and PAL's is bigger, I'm not sure if this is right.
So, can someone please confirm/explain this for me?
Also, that guide deals with a 2.35:1 video - if I was resizing a 1.85:1 video, would I still need to add the black bars?
Thanks in advance for any help provided. :)
I'm relatively new to video encoding, and I have a question which I can't seem to find an answer for. I recently came across a guide outlining an AVI resizing process (http://www.doom9.org/mpg/avistretching.htm) and I'm a bit confused with converting the calculations supplied to PAL. According to the resizing guide, the DVD resolution for NTSC is 720x480, and I know that PAL is 720x576. Furthermore, according to the guide, the playback resolution for NTSC is 640x480 (which is calculated by (480x4/3)x480) - from this, I would assume that the playback resolution for PAL would be 768x576 (calculated by (576x4/3)x576). However, since the playback resolution for NTSC is smaller than its DVD resolution, and PAL's is bigger, I'm not sure if this is right.
So, can someone please confirm/explain this for me?
Also, that guide deals with a 2.35:1 video - if I was resizing a 1.85:1 video, would I still need to add the black bars?
Thanks in advance for any help provided. :)