Originally posted by: Oldschooljedi
g-force,
Did you use the NTSC or the PAL DVD as source?
Was your script modified for your encodings or did you use the script as posted above?
I'm doing some testencodings at the moment but it looks different to your encoding.
I used the NTSC version. The script is exactly as above, except that I resized it to non-anamorphic at the end, added the original to the bottom of the screen, resized and showed the frame number. How does yours look different?
if you add this to the bottom of the script, you will have exactly what I used to encode.
tv=Lanczos4Resize(720,360) #see what it will really look like on TV
StackVertical(tv,orig)
addborders(120,3,120,3)
Lanczos4Resize(720,480)
ShowFrameNumber
trim(500,-350)+trim(4290,-200)+trim(10900,-300)+trim(26790,-130)+trim(70800,-200)+trim(133550,-60)
g-force,
Did you use the NTSC or the PAL DVD as source?
Was your script modified for your encodings or did you use the script as posted above?
I'm doing some testencodings at the moment but it looks different to your encoding.
I used the NTSC version. The script is exactly as above, except that I resized it to non-anamorphic at the end, added the original to the bottom of the screen, resized and showed the frame number. How does yours look different?
if you add this to the bottom of the script, you will have exactly what I used to encode.
tv=Lanczos4Resize(720,360) #see what it will really look like on TV
StackVertical(tv,orig)
addborders(120,3,120,3)
Lanczos4Resize(720,480)
ShowFrameNumber
trim(500,-350)+trim(4290,-200)+trim(10900,-300)+trim(26790,-130)+trim(70800,-200)+trim(133550,-60)
If your test encodings look too "tall", that's because the script is streched for anamorphic.
-G