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  1. 28th Jan 2006 05:32 #1
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    To anyone who can help. I'm after a guide or advice on creating anamorphic dvds. I use tmpgenc for encoding and tmpgenc dvd for authoring, I also have nero vision express 3. So if anyone can offer assistance it would be greatly appreciated.


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    From what source ?
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    The video source is generally divx or xvid
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    FitCD, avisynth and the encoder of your choice, including tmpgenc. Use FitCD to create the basic avisynth script, then load that into you encoder and encode as 16:9. Author as 16:9 (not all the cheap authoring software can).
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    So if I generate the script with FitCD do I need to put that through avisynth and then encode it with Tmpgenc? Is there anything I need to do to specify anamorphic in any of the programs?
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    For tmpgenc this is how:



    Make sure the source aspect ratio is set to 16x9.

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    Make sure the output ratio is set to 16x9 (in tmpgenc of course )
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