Hi,
1) I drag and drop an EyeTV-recorded MPEG-2 file onto FfmpegX. It displays various details, such as the resolution - in this case 544x576.
2) I determine that the pixel ratio for the encoding is 32:17, and that the aspect ratio for the film (after cropping to remove letterboxing) is 2.35:1. So, I choose an output resolution of 1024x432.
3) I choose (1) MPEG-4 to encode and as a container, (2) choose H264 to encode, MPEG-4 as a container, and deselect all video encoding options in the interests of a speedy rendering (these being trial runs). For the same reason audio is not encoded.
4) I click "Encode".
5) I receive an output file in each case that is correctly cropped but not the correct aspect ratio, but rather 576x432 (or something similarly square-ish, and distinctly un-cinematic)
Can someone tell me why this has happened three times so far? I'm sick of wasting hours on pointless encodes…
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Originally Posted by SiRGadaBout
I don't know why it happens. I wouldn't rule out a bug in ffmpeg, as mencoder and x264 showed different behaviour.
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