View Full Version : Little green line using AVIsynth 2.07
RathO
31st January 2003, 04:38
In 2002, i encoded a DV tape of mine in 720x480 (original capt size..) into divx502, 1-pass @ 2000 kbps.
Now i realize i did a mistake encoding that stuff at 720x480, so i want to do a "fast recompress" using the resize filters via AVIsynth.
Since, i learned to use AVIsynth to properly resize, crop, and bla bla bla... (and yes, doing 2-pass when encoding...)
Everything seems to work ok, except that i have a green line at the rigt of my video. That same green line appears when watching a dvd via AVIsynth.
Why?
Guest
31st January 2003, 05:59
Post your script.
RathO
31st January 2003, 11:50
Here we go!
avisource("C:\myfile.avi")
crop(0,68,718,344)
SimpleResize(640,336)
N_F
31st January 2003, 11:57
Your problem is SimpleResize.
There was a sticky about this in the Gordian Knot forum, but it seeems someone has removed it :confused:
Anyway, try BicubicResize(640,336,0,0.5) or LanczosResize(640,336) instead (or any other resizer you feel you want to use depending on compressability) and the green line should disappear.
You could also probably remove the green line by adjusting the cropping parameters, but I don't know what values it should be (and the sticky where the info was has disappeared).
trbarry
31st January 2003, 14:14
If it is SimpleResize it should have been long since fixed. But get a current copy at www.trbarry.com/SimpleResize.zip .
- Tom
RathO
1st February 2003, 06:06
I just used LanczosResize(640,336)and tha green line disappeared!
Thank u buddys! :)
Rumata
4th February 2003, 11:11
Originally posted by trbarry
If it is SimpleResize it should have been long since fixed. But get a current copy at www.trbarry.com/SimpleResize.zip .
- Tom
Hi, Tom.
Is there a way to check what version of your filter I'm currently using ?
cult
4th February 2003, 18:15
right click on filter,version
Rumata
4th February 2003, 22:23
Originally posted by cult
right click on filter,version
Great. Thanks.
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