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sh0dan · 2nd October 2002, 11:49

if you want a slightly longer one:

Avisynth has completely separate vertical and horizontal resizers.
If input is the same as output on one axis, that resizer will be skipped.
Which one is called first, is determined by which one has the smallest downscale ratio. This is done to preserve maximum quality, so the 2nd resizer has the best possible picture to work with.

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sh0dan Retired AviSynth Dev ;) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Dark Side of the Moon Posts: 3,480	if you want a slightly longer one: Avisynth has completely separate vertical and horizontal resizers. If input is the same as output on one axis, that resizer will be skipped. Which one is called first, is determined by which one has the smallest downscale ratio. This is done to preserve maximum quality, so the 2nd resizer has the best possible picture to work with. __________________ Regards, sh0dan // VoxPod Last edited by sh0dan; 27th July 2003 at 17:32.