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Resize And Subtitle Filter Together, ?
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danny16
Posted: Feb 1 2003, 11:26 PM


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For me to hard explain, but I will try. I did VCD with TMPEnc, and use VirtualDub frame server. VirtualDub was doing resize and put subtitles in letterbox.(Thats because I was use it, when TMPEnc did this, then subtitles were in picture, but not in letterbox. )
Problem is next, when I shaw preview from VirtualDub, then there, where joined letterbox and picture, was line of white spots. It will appears, until 5 minutes from beginning, and will stay till the end of movie. One more thing, it depends from resizeing, example- when original movie was 640x272 and I resizeing to 400x240 then, spots is'nt, but then TMPEnc will add letterbox size, and subtitles will be little in picture again. When I resize with VirtualDub to 352x240, then spots are more, and if I tried 340x240, then it was very ugly to see.
 
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jcsston
Posted: Feb 2 2003, 03:06 AM


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Are the spots on the left side of the frame by any chance?

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Use the Matroska file format
 
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danny16
Posted: Feb 2 2003, 04:13 AM


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They are almoust in full lenght from left side to right side. They are'nt move. When they appeare, they staying until the movie ends. No any principle I was'nt saw. In different movies are they in different quantity and shape. But they are always in that line where black letterbox and picture joined. Maybe more simplier, when I could send some *.jpg file about this?
 
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