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  1. Member denadel's Avatar
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    Hi!

    I have been using virtualdubmod for a while. I used it to change the video format to avi, and adding subtitles using aegisub.
    I also used a filter called resize, which allows me to expand the frame/letterbox image (adding "black borders").

    Recently I have been using StaxRip instead, as I find it is much easier and better to use.
    But i dont know how to add these black borders. Is it possible doing that using StaxRip?

    I want to change a video from looking like this:


    To this:
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    It should be possible if you adjust the avisynth resize script. Double click on resize under filters and try add
    Code:
    AddBorders(0, 86, 0, 86, $000000)
    86 is how many pixels and 000000 is the color(black).


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    Worked like a charm!
    Thank you so much for helping out
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  4. I am looking to do something similar. I would like to add borders but overlay them as a matte. I capture in h.264 format and some of the captures are open matte. Meaning the aspect ratio was changed from the original 2:35.1 to 1:78.1 by opening the matte as opposed to cropping. I would like to return these captures back to 2:35.1 by adding the matte back.
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  5. Then you want the Letterbox command. Something like:

    Letterbox(20,20)

    covers the top and bottom 20 rows of video pixels with black:

    http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Letterbox
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