DVD function, automaticaly add borders and resize - Page 2

wonkey_monkey · 21st February 2010, 13:22

Actually, you might be better off with:

Code:

lanczosresize(704,352) # 704 is also a valid width for DVD video
addborders(0,64,0,64)

That way you're not resizing vertically so you keep a little bit more detail.

David

dannybz · 21st February 2010, 15:17

Thanks David, and yes Im encoding for a 4:3 TV.

If I were to encode for a widescreen TV, how will the script change? I want to be prepared in the future just in case.

MatLz · 21st February 2010, 16:22

As it seems you're in ntsc land, simply change the two lines in the avsi:

Code:

...
function dvd(clip dvdin,string "far",string "std",float "care",bool "hq",bool "nab")
{

std=default(std,"ntsc")
...

Like that, you will just need in your script:

Code:

source
dvd("4/3")

or

Code:

source
dvd("16/9")

NOTHING ELSE
ALL ALWAYS AUTOMATICALY DONE

It is the goal of my function...

wonkey_monkey · 21st February 2010, 16:41

Quote:

If I were to encode for a widescreen TV, how will the script change? I want to be prepared in the future just in case.

Just remember that anamorphic widescreen is 1.333x vertically stretched, so you'd resize to either to 704 by 352*1.33~=469, or (more simply) straight to the full 720,480 with no borders.

David

dannybz · 2nd April 2011, 18:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by davidhorman

Just remember that anamorphic widescreen is 1.333x vertically stretched, so you'd resize to either to 704 by 352*1.33~=469, or (more simply) straight to the full 720,480 with no borders.

David

Now I got into a problem, my avi source is akwardly 704x288 PAL and Im trying to size and encode to a wide screen PAL. But Im not sure if my script is correct, can you check it for me, which produces a 704,432 size. Then I will flag it as 16:9 using CCE to make it widescreen. Right?

LanczosResize(704,336)
AddBorders(0,48,0,48)

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wonkey_monkey Formerly davidh***** Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,814	Actually, you might be better off with: Code: lanczosresize(704,352) # 704 is also a valid width for DVD video addborders(0,64,0,64) That way you're not resizing vertically so you keep a little bit more detail. David

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MatLz I often say "maybe"... Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: France Posts: 586	As it seems you're in ntsc land, simply change the two lines in the avsi: Code: ... function dvd(clip dvdin,string "far",string "std",float "care",bool "hq",bool "nab") { std=default(std,"ntsc") ... Like that, you will just need in your script: Code: source dvd("4/3") or Code: source dvd("16/9") NOTHING ELSE ALL ALWAYS AUTOMATICALY DONE It is the goal of my function... __________________ We are spitting food to these hungry eyes. You see they ask, we know they are greedy of our rot. Better than to give jam to pigs. x264 r2146 MOD

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dannybz Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 9	Thanks David, and yes Im encoding for a 4:3 TV. If I were to encode for a widescreen TV, how will the script change? I want to be prepared in the future just in case.