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  1. I'm not really sure why, does anybody know? I posted something about this once before I think. I decided to re-post it because I found out the problem came from the aaa filter in my script. Can it be fixed? The resize in my script is correct Spline36resize(720,540). Do I need to adjust the aaa script or settings or something? the filter is called aaa or animeantialiasing
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    Last edited by beav; 4th Jul 2013 at 16:55.
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  2. Add AssumeFrameBased() after AAA().
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  3. Thank-you so much! This filter is exactly what I need for my source!
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  4. I don't know why it happens. But some encoders decide to double the frame height for some reason.
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