Nitemare Throbbing Member
Joined: 16 Jan 2003 Location: United States
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I have a guess as to what might be the problem, but it's only a guess.
Sometimes during capture you can see either a black border (usually on the left) and at the bottom (or top) of the capture area there is "noise".
Are you cropping these out during the capture? If you are, then you're changing your capture resolution and straying from the 320x240 you were after.
The 320x240 resolution you set for capture is changed if you crop, resize, etc. Capture software doesn't act like an MPG encoder where you set your output resolution, make your changes, and run it with the guarentee that your MPEG will be made according to your set output resolution.
Any cropping or size changes made during the capture will affect the resolution.
Having said that, you can use the letterboxing function in Vdub to add a small border and set the file for the correct size. You'll end up re-encoding the file but it's better than nothing. There may be other methods that other members can suggest but this is all I can think of right now.
Regards,
Nitemare
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