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  1. Where can I get step by step instructions on how to edit the avisynth script in DVD2SVCD?
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    You mean details on AVISynth script usage? Or you want to know how you can get to edit the option to script?
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  3. In dvd2svcd there is a frameserver setting that has a section on how to edit borders with avisynth but I can't figure out how to do it.
    It has something like this

    0=bicubic resize ^width^height^b_value^c_value
    1=add borders ^ " " " "
    ^b_value=
    ^c_value=

    Something like this. No matter what I do the borders are always there.
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  4. could be that even though ur goign anamorphic you've got super widescreen source (ratio greater than 1.77:1) in which case you need the black bars to maintain the correct aspect ratio
    My AVI -> Any Format Guide is available here.
    My Frame Resize Calculator (enhanced for Virtualdub) is available here
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    I've converted 4:3 avis and dvd2svcd always adds border for me as well.

    I bypass by selecting "Edit as part of video encoding" in the "edit the avisynth script file" section in the "frameserver" tab.
    That way you get a popup of the final script before the encoder starts which you can alter.
    A pain though cause you can't then batch.

    Or you can press the symbol of the hand writing on paper on the right of the "frameserver" tab and change:
    0=LanczosResize(^TargetWidth,^TargetHeight)
    1=AddBorders(^BorderLeft,^BorderTop,^BorderRight,^ BorderBottom)

    to something like:
    0=LanczosResize(720,480)
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  6. Once I edit the script with Frameserver,which do I have to check
    "No editing"
    "Edit when avi2dvd is done"
    "Edit as part of video encoding"

    Thanks
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    'No editing' would be preferable however it could be beneficial to try 'edit as part of video encoding' once to see the script and make sure all is as you want.
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