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What is the easyest way to resize a video (if any) to match another videos size so I can join and encode them? Then put both on dvd.
Ex. 1 video is 720 x 574 29.9
1 video is 640 x 424 29.9
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Seems like both must be resized to be NTSC dvd compliant...Originally Posted by Brad31365
NTSC full D1 DVD is 704 or 720 x 480 (since you are in NTSC land)
PAL full D1 DVD is 704 or 720 x 576.
Try TMPGenc Plus to resize...An MPEG-2 video encoding mode in which half the horizontal resolution is sampled (352x480 for NTSC, 352x576 for PAL).
just a thought
mastersmurfie -
Why resize?
Author in DVDLab.Cheers, Jim
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To make it DVD-video standards compliant maybeOriginally Posted by reboot
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Yeah, I keep forgetting that not everyone has a player that can play non-standard stuff
I find it easier to spend $40 on a cheap player, that will play most everything, than to mess around with resizing/re-encoding already good video.Cheers, Jim
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