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miniyoyo
4th August 2005, 10:21
how can I resize the screen in avi.net(say from orginal to 512*384)? :confused:
ricardo.santos
4th August 2005, 10:49
avi.net finds the best resolution taking in consideration the source aspect ratio.
curious on why you wanna change it?!
iNFO-DVD
4th August 2005, 20:32
how can I resize the screen in avi.net(say from orginal to 512*384)? :confused:This is all explained in the user guide.
miniyoyo
4th August 2005, 21:49
curious on why you wanna change it?!
I want it, because with orignal screen size, the file size must be bigger too for acceptable quality. This is not necessary to have such original size when I want to transfer it on the net.
This is all explained in the user guide.
I hope I can see the guide about that. I browsed the http://www.clonead.co.uk and no luck. Would you mind to give more instruction?
mgh
9th August 2005, 14:49
Use arrows on option tab to resize
Zyphon
9th August 2005, 15:54
I want it, because with orignal screen size, the file size must be bigger too for acceptable quality. This is not necessary to have such original size when I want to transfer it on the net.
I hope I can see the guide about that. I browsed the http://www.clonead.co.uk and no luck. Would you mind to give more instruction?
It is explained >>>here<<< (http://www.clonead.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/dvd2avi.html) on the AVI.net website, just scroll down the page to the options section. :)
jggimi
9th August 2005, 20:34
This thread has been split off from the AGK/avi.net comparison, since it was off-topic but still valuable to avi.net users.
miniyoyo
10th August 2005, 00:19
Use arrows on option tab to resize
Thanks mgh and Zyphon :p I got it now, previously I just misunderstood that both the arrows and the boxes are for the cropping function only.
hace
17th August 2005, 17:27
Hi iNFO-DVD, thanks for your proggie ;)
Referring to your post (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=683912#post683912)
Are you selecting a DXN profile?
I've done extensive testing on many SAP, I've had too, I wrote an app called avi.NET.
For instance, MTK chipset based players will stutter when a movie is encoded with packed bitstreams, but, bear this in mind.
If you do NOT use a DXN profile and have 'packed bitstreams' enabled you'll have problems, but, if you use a DXN profile, GSpot and MPEG4Modifier will tell you you have packed bitstreams but it will be OK, beleive me, look at the NVOP percentage, using DXN profile it will say 0.00% and it will play just fine.
Have a quick test of avi.NET, select XVID, check for packed bitstreams, it will say yes, but it will be 0% and it will play just fine.
do I need to set DXN profile in XviD settings manually or willl avi.NET do this automatically ?
Thanks
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