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    I have some video ripped form HDTV. All of them are in ratio 16:9. I want to resize them to the ratio 4:3 (640x480) by creat 2 black bar on the top and bottom of the video by VirtualDub but I don't know how to do it! Can somebody help me, please!!!
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    I changed your topic subject. Just "Does anybody know" doesn't say anything aboout your topic.

    Have you played around with the resize filter in virtualdub? Under Video->filters and set the new size to 640x480 and select the letterbox to aspect ratio 4:3. View the preview to check that it looks okey.
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    why?

    i also think it's good form to at least post an image of unprocessed source.
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    Well, resize the video to 720x360, then add borders (60 pixels on top and bottom). An AviSynth script is:
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    avisource("myvideo.avi")
    bilinearresize(720,360)
    addborders(0,60,0,60)
    add convertto whatever colorspace you need.
    This should work (or something close to this).
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    Did you try virtualdub?
    Import the avi, add the resize filter under Video->filters and click on it to change to 640x480 and select the letterbox to aspect ratio 4:3.
    Select Video->Compression and choose a video codec like xvid codec.
    Select Audio->Direct Stream Copy
    Select File->Save as avi
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    I prefer AviDemux for stuff like this myself.
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    In Avidemux I choose the filter to resize but I can't save (file .>> save >> save video) the video with the fiter (the destination video is the same with the source file). Do you knoe the resolution for this problem?
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    Question: why would you want to?
    if you are putting them on a DVD you should leave them as 16x9 and set your DVD player to letterbox the DVD for a 4x3 TV.
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