I want to resize to 640x352. It's resizing to 576x304

[rocky12]

I want to resize to 640x352. It's resizing to 576x304. How can I fix it? The script is below.

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\deblock.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Avisynth 2.5\plugins\msharpen.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\TIVTC.dll")
AVISource("D:\Weird Science (1985)\video.avi")
DeBlock(35,0,0)
Return ChangeFPS(30000,1001)
TFM (AVISource="D:\Weirddd Science (1985)\video.avi")
TDecimate()
LanczosResize(640,352)
MSharpen(10,100,true,false,false)

[themaster1]

assuming your video is progressive, it all depend of the color space used: RGB,YUY2, YV12.

RGB,YUY2: no restriction
YV12: MOD2 (= multiple of 2)

Why do you load the same video twice, i know i'm a beginner with avisynth but i find it strange

[rocky12]

Thank you for the info. How do I write a script for YUY2? I tried YUY2(). I get something like a script error.

[manono]

How do you know it's resizing to 576x304?

It has nothing to do with the color space used. In fact, you should be keeping it YV12 all the way through.

That script makes no sense at all.

Why are you reencoding an AVI to AVI?

Go back to using AutoGK as you've learned nothing at all.

[themaster1]

i think i made a mistake between crop & resize: crop size depend on color space

DeBlock() works with YV12 only if i'm not mistaken so try to add:
ConverttoYV12() before deblocking

[rocky12]

I seen the resize in MediaInfo.

How do you know it's resizing to 576x304?

It has nothing to do with the color space used. In fact, you should be keeping it YV12 all the way through.

That script makes no sense at all.

Why are you reencoding an AVI to AVI?

Go back to using AutoGK as you've learned nothing at all.

[manono]

It's not resizing to 576x304. Your original source AVI is 576x304. It's not resizing at all. Why not? Because of that stupid:

Return ChangeFPS(30000,1001)

Nothing happens after a Return. Your script is nonsensical; it's gibberish. As near as I can tell you took an already 23.976fps 576x304 AVI and changed the framerate to 29.97fps by adding a duplicate frame after every 4 frames and then you tried to IVTC it back to 23.976fps. Of course, even if the script did read past the return line, it wouldn't open because the 2nd AVISource gives the movie a different spelling. Not to mention that you can't use AVISource inside of TFM.

So again, why are you reencoding an AVI using a higher resolution (if you ever manage to get the script right)? You don't seriously think that's going to improve the AVI, do you?

Go back to AutoGK.