How to get back old resize methods?

[krisso]

Since versions DVD2SVCD 1.2.2 build 2 and up, the resize methods have been changed. I personally do not like them, and it appears several other people feel the same way as I've found after doing a quick search. I would like to know if there is a way to get the old resize methods from version DVD2SVCD 1.2.2 build 1 and lower back?

I've always used "16:9 (borders added, encoded as 4:3)", but now, the screen is almost twice as small as it use to be. I have downgraded to the older build 1, but I would very much rather use the newer version as there have been a lot of bug fixes. If the resize methods cannot be modified to what it use to be when using the newer versions, I would very much appreciate an option to select between the old and new resize methods.

Thank you very much for your time.

[Manngo]

You can use the resizing plugins.
They don't change, so you will have the same result with all versions.
Just give them a chance.

[Nick]

Since DVD resizing has not changed, I am assuming this thread refers to AVI source material.

@ Manngo
You can use the resizing plugins.
Maybe, maybe not :(
Some avi's have caused some problems with AutoFitCD with the new resizers.

@Krisso
I would very much appreciate an option to select between the old and new resize methods
This is one of a couple of suggestions from this forum that have been put to the author.
The author is working on a solution to please everybody. Please be patient.

In the meantime, if the older builds worked better for you, you may wish to revert to one of these for now.

[MSlv]

Well, the 3 AR settings can do the job w/o any extra hassle, but if I convert one of those very-wide-screen AVIs to DVD, I have to select the 16:9 mode. That's OK, but if I use subtitles, they will show up smaller and more hard to read.
By the way, what are, where can I get them, and how can I use the resizing filters?

[earthlybeings]

This is certainly an issue that needs some kind of sure fix, particularly for AVI --> X conversions.

Thankfully, the author is working on a fix! In the meantime, you can use AVIRes by Jsoto (excellent utility) to find the correct aspect ratio.


Kasauli

[MSlv]

Why can't the author use the bit of code from the older builds to fix thim mess? Cose this is just stupid. Of course, nobody's perfect, and he (or they, I don't really know) did a great job so far...

[Rockas]

Why can't the author use the bit of code from the older builds to fix thim mess?

DVD2SVCD is a great guy that is offering the program for free... and I bet that if he was depending on the donations money to survive... he would be dead a long long time ago... be patient :)

Cose this is just stupid.
This isn't a nice thing to say, is it? :(

Of course, nobody's perfect, and he (or they, I don't really know) did a great job so far...
Now you're "talking" :)

[MSlv]

erm... sorry for the bad words.
:D