How can I tell if my .avi source video is "square pixel" or not ?
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Depends on what video stream is in the avi. Are we talking MPEG-4? AVC? DV? For MPEG-4, try MPEG4Modifier. You could also play with say mplayer and see if it resizes.
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Well, it's not MPEG-4. I believe it is DV. My goal is to convert it to MPEG-2 and then to DVD.
I got advice from jagabo regarding encoding settings in TMPGEnc Plus:
". . . for a 4:3 720x480 source (like DVD VOB or DV AVI) simply set [the video arrange method] to "Full Screen." For square pixel AVI sources use "Full Screen Keep Aspect Ratio."
I know I have a Pal 720x576 .avi file (non-interlaced) that I want to encode with TMPGEnc Plus into MPEG-2 format. But didn't know what I should set the video arrange method to. Jagabo mentioned .avi if has square pixels. But I don't know how to tell. -
Stick with "Full Screen" if your source is DV. This is a file you transferred from your camera, right?
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Not from my camera. I got the TV shows from a friend. Probably captured via a video card, I would imagine.
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Should be pretty obvious if it is 4:3 or 16:9 just by whether it looks better @ 768x576 or 1024x576.
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