Problem with vsfilter

[cede]

Look at the picture and tell me why I can't get the subtitle down to the black area under the picture!? The subtitle is diving under the black area, grrr.

http://70.85.10.106/loc15/b36d5_mental.jpg

Help please.

[DAvenger]

Simply because VSFilter draws subtitles into the video area. Solution is to enable 'extendend overlay'.

[cede]

Thank you for your answer I appreciate it. But I can't seem to find the setting anywhere. Can you please give me directions how to enable this. I use vsfilter 2.33, MPC and ffdshow.

[ukendt]

Extended overlay must be enabled in encoder/mixer not vsfilter.
Try to tell us precisely how U do it and we may be able to help:)

[DAvenger]

Originally posted by cede
Thank you for your answer I appreciate it. But I can't seem to find the setting anywhere. Can you please give me directions how to enable this. I use vsfilter 2.33, MPC and ffdshow.

Well, I don't know exactly as I do not use VSFilter anymore. I am 100% positive there is a checkbox somewhere on VSFilter's property page that says "extend to 16:9" or something in that meaning. ;)

[cede]

Originally posted by DAvenger
Well, I don't know exactly as I do not use VSFilter anymore. I am 100% positive there is a checkbox somewhere on VSFilter's property page that says "extend to 16:9" or something in that meaning. ;)

Yes I got that answer from another forum also. But it dosen't work. I tested all the settings and... nothing.

Is this a mission impossible?

It worked fine before I formated my hard drive. Very annoying.

@ukendt: What? A little to cryptic for me. :)

My settings which I had before i formated my computer also:

http://70.85.10.106/loc28/df5ed_extend.jpg

http://70.85.10.106/loc22/c6f47_ad.jpg

[DAvenger]

Ah. Maybe FFDShow is doing some "aspect ratio" woo hoo on it's own ... try different decoder and/or video renderer.