OK, I looked over the code and decided it is not worth doing anything about, as there is a simple workaround. I added the description of the workaround to the VFAPI help file:
"An MPEG file may have a display size that is not an integral number of
macroblocks (i.e., multiples of 16 for width and height). When you open such
a file through MPEG2Source() using an AVS script, a Crop() filter is automatically
applied to reduce the frame size from the internal coded size (which is an
integral number of macroblocks in both directions) to the display size.
This is NOT done when serving a D2V with VFAPI. You can instead make an AVS
script that uses MPEG2Source() and open that AVS script in the VFAPI Converter instead of the D2V file."
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Hi, everyone. Sorry about my english, it is not very good, but I don't know another place to ask my question. I have downloaded an HDTV-movie, but it plays with freaking grey line in the bottom.
Anyway, VLC Player plays this movie just fine, without any grey line. But I want to watch it with Media Player Classic!
It's Fight_Club.1080i.HRT.ts
SAMPLE, 7.25Mb.
Could anyone tell me, how to remove this grey line without re-encoding original video?HDTV -
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jagabo was suggesting that it might be something on your system causing it, not the video itself since he didn't have the problem with any player - so re-muxing the video probably won't help
e.g. check your graphics card drivers & settings, if you have any external filters for decoding, try disabling them. Try changing renderers on MPC. You may want to check graphstudio to see what splitter/filters are being used -
Originally Posted by poisondeathray
Anyway, here is my preferences:
I am using ffdshow video decoder and video mixing renderer 9 (renderless)
Which of my settings are wrong?
Originally Posted by jagaboHDTV -
jagabo
oh no! To save original picture quality - is my "prime directive".
I can't believe, there is no software to insert cropping options in video or in container (avi, mkv, mpg, ts, m2ts, etc.)...HDTV -
I tried your 1920x1088 sample again today and this time I did get the gray line at the bottom of the frame (with MPCHC). I used DVDPatcher to change the resolution to 1920x1080 and the modified copy plays without the gray line.
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Originally Posted by Ripper[47
1) You can do it for playback in KMPlayer (pan&scan=>screen offset=>select pixels)
2) You can playback an .avs script in a directshow player e.g. MPC
Code:DirectShowSource("myfile.ts") Crop(0,0,0,-8)
3) Do it through ffdshow postprocessing on playback (e.g. checkmark crop function)
4) You can do it with .mkv container ("--cropping <TID:left,top,right,bottom>" in the command line using mkvmerge), but not all players will acknowldege it -
O, thank you, jagabo, I tried DVDPatcher one more time and now it works!!! =)
By the way, I have some 1080p movie trailers and they are playing with grey line in the bottom. But they have H.264 codec and 1:2.35 aspect ratio.
For example, new trailer to "Watchmen (2009)":
http://wbads-02.vo.llnwd.net/e1/wbmovies/watchmen/video/WatchmenScreamALT_1080.mov
Any ideas, how to remove this line?HDTV
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