Jetrell Fo said:

^^^^

That's gonna take me some time. My capture skills are probably pretty basic and my knowledge and usage of AVIsynth is far less basic...LOL

Hehe, I'll point you in the right direction and explain the script side of it then:

ClipA=AVISource("c:\PathTo\ClipA.avi").Crop(0,0,-360,0).Trim(245,65654)

ClipB=AVISource("c:\PathTo\ClipB.avi").Crop(360,0,0,0).Trim(327,65736)

StackHorizontal(ClipA,ClipB)

"ClipA="/"ClipB=" is defining what Clip A/Clip B is, just be sure to add any extra filtering you're doing to that clip on the same line (separated with . ), so it you wanted to separate the fields, for example, you just add '.SeparateFields() to the end of the line. In this case it simply loads the AVI file (assuming that's the format you've captured in) and crops one clip by 360 pixels right and the other 360 pixels left (just take the horizontal resolution of your captures and divide by 2, should work fine provided the heights are the same). The clips are Trimmed to start and end at the same frames as picked out in VirtualDub using your eyes ;)

StackHorizontal does just that, and because both clips are cropped 50% each way they should make a full image. Now just check it through in virtualdub and it should match perfectly, if it doesn't then you're missing frames.

Note: this is the most basic script I can think of, you'll likely end up running some more filters. SeparateFields() is an essential one to remember (as is Weave() to put them back together again!), especially when creating a manual IVTC script of all those NTSC laserdiscs ;)

If you have any trouble just PM me your scripts and I'll check them for you.