now lets overlay them, and see what happens.....at times it goes in and of the center...pans to the left, and sometimes to the right..

but they tried to jump at cut scenes, so it's not always a smooth transition..

notice how some shots almost line up...

aviscript

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# overlay 2 clips
# resize the GOUT to the same size, and the reset position to match

clip1 = Mpeg2Source("M:\data\movie\dvd\star wars ep 4 - se Fullscreen\VTS_02_1.d2v").trim(8945,0)

clip2 = Mpeg2Source("M:\data\movie\dvd\star wars ep 4 - se\VTS_02_1se.d2v").trim(8945,0)

# add borders to match horizontal size

clip1 = clip1.addborders(280, 0, 280, 0, $000000)

# resize the second clip to match aspect ratio

clip2 = clip2.crop(0, 50,0,-50).BilinearResize(1280,480)

# alter the opacity for different effects..

Overlay(clip1, clip2, y=0, mode="blend", opacity=0.5)

ShowFrameNumber(offset=9, text_color=$ff0000)

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i'll try to post a short video clip if i can....

by the way, when you clip the full screen/crop to 16x9, and watch that

widescreen, it feels like a different movie, because you're watching the action so closely...

later

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