Im having some issues w/ resizing video in avisynth and feeding it to tmpgenc. Basicly im losing too much of the picture on the tv.
if I have a video source that 16:9 720x480 no letterbox on the video source and do something like:
BilinearResize(480,360)
AddBorders(0,60,0,60)
and feed it to tmpgenc as a 1:1VGA full screen I lose alot of the picture.
What I want to do is:
Resize and add letterbox in avs script
Have tmpgenc do no resizing at all
Have most of the video be displayed, im not looking to get every pixel on the screen, but losing ~30pixels from the top/bottom/left/right kinda sucks
Thoughts I had about it,
resize smaller and add more border to the top, and interduce some to the left and right.
BilinearResize(360,300)
addborders(30,90,30,90)
give up and live with it
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Well this did work, but is it the best way to be doing this? I need to use avisynth for Telecide() and Decimate() and I've done some resizing tests and found the avisynth resizes made the MPEG2 Encoding go alittle faster then letting TMPGEnc do the resizing...
LanczosResize(420,300)
subtitle("420x300")
addborders(30,90,30,90)
w/ the subtitle line in there, on the TV the "420x320" is basicly as far left as it can be on the tv screen, but still visible.
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