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    I have an MPEG-2 file that is really out of wack. The two sides of the frame need to be swapped. The alignment never changes and it last the duration of the video. Audio is fine. I have searched hard for a VirtualDub filter that could possibly do it. To no avail. Do you know of any other programs that can fix this issue?

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    Copy protection probably did this.
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    AVISynth and the stackhorizontal() and crop methods might be able to fix this:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/99389.php#crop
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    AVISynth and the stackhorizontal() and crop methods might be able to fix this:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/99389.php#crop
    You mean stackvertical()?
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    No, I believe I mean stackhorizontal so they're side by side
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    thanks guys

    lordsmurf. I have copied protected DVD's and never seen that before. Maybe I haven't been around the block as much as you.

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    Every time I try to open my .avs file in "mplayer2" or VirtualDub, it just shuts down the app. Here is my avisynth code.

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    DirectShowSource("C:\video.mpg", fps=25.00) 
    h1=crop(0,0,176,576) 
    h2=crop(176,0,176,576) 
    StackHorizontal(h2,h1)
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