stackvertical: image widths don't match

[maudit]

hi, i'm using 3 scripts:

bluray

DVD=FFVideoSource("C:\\makemkv\B1_t00_track1_[eng].mkv", fpsnum=25, fpsden=1, threads=1)
DVDTrim=DVD.Trim(0,4854)
DVDTrim=DVDTrim.crop(22, 4, -22, -2).bbmod(2,2,2,2,128,8).Spline36Resize(1436,852).A ddBorders(0, 114, 0, 114, $000000)

V=FFVideoSource("C:\1080p Blu-ray Remux_track1_[spa].mkv", fpsnum=24, fpsden=1, threads=1)
V=V.AssumeFPS(25).crop(242, 0, -242, 0).bbmod(0,0,2,2,128,8)
V=V.Loop(0,0,4268)
V=DVDTrim+V

#~ V=V.Loop(2,5304,5304)
#~ V=V.Loop(2,12517,12517)
#~ V=V.Loop(62,12519,12519)

return V.Spline36Resize(672,398)
Prefetch(7)

DVD

V=FFVideoSource("C:\\B1_t00_track1_[eng].mkv", fpsnum=25, fpsden=1, threads=1)
A=FFAudioSource("C:\\B1_t00.mkv",3)

# SAR 64:45

AudioDub(V,A)

crop(22, 4, -22, -2)
bbmod(2,2,2,2,128,8)
Spline36Resize(672,398)
Waveform(window=4, zoom=8, under=true)

and STACKVERTICAL

DVD=Import("C:\B1_t00_track1_[eng].mkv.avs").FFInfo(cfrtime=false,vfrtime=false,colo rspace=false,colorrange=false,cropping=false,sar=f alse, version=false, frametype=false)
BD=Import("C:\1080p Blu-ray Remux_track1_[spa].mkv.avs").FFInfo(cfrtime=false,vfrtime=false,colo rspace=false,colorrange=false,cropping=false,sar=f alse, version=false, frametype=false)

StackVertical(DVD,BD)

where i receive the error message: stackvertical: image widths don't match
but images have the same widths, I can't get where the error is.
can someone please help me?

[jagabo]

You're waveform() settings increase the frame height but that should still allow vertical stacking. Verify the frame sizes in your stacking script.

[maudit]

You're waveform() settings increase the frame height but that should still allow vertical stacking. Verify the frame sizes in your stacking script.

yep waveform does not matter.. only widths matter with stackvertical,,, anyway
..thanks i didn't think to verify sizes in the the stacking script..

in fact there's a problem, the stackvertical script "return DVD" is 720x576
but can't get why... the dvd script image is correct, is 672,398 like the bd script is.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/q2909c6aiwcridb/AAAn7Qz4YnNLI-qDD1T147aea?dl=0


EDIT: ok I got it, somehow the 2 scipts DVD variables interfered each other, so I just changed
DVD to DVDa in the BD script and all works now.

[jagabo]

Keep in mind that importing an AVS script is closer to cutting and pasting the text of that script. If you want the video output of that script use AviSource() to "import" it, not import().

[maudit]

thanks for the hint, I'll try it!