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if i have a video file encode with XvID and AVI container.
Is there a program that can view infomation like file header info , PAR values etc.
any thing like that thankx.

MY NOTES just crop(not resize - it's important) your anamorphic DVD's source and if it's PAL use PAR=64:45 and if it's NTSC use PAR=32:27 Also DVDs produced around 2006 and later are non-ITU while most older ones are ITU i checked this with a avisynth script. Made avisynth script and cropped out any...

1.I load my Index for PAL DVD into VDub through Avisynth script. MPEG2Source("E:\video file\xxxx\xxxx.d2v") I have trouble actually detecting Speed Up, Extra Frame Added, Fields Shifted, Real Progressive and Feild Shifted Progressive. What techniques and can i use in VDUB and what to look for by eye...

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I used DGIndex.exe to derive these results. So the result saying Interlaced may not be 100 % correct being PAL. And what do people think of this APP and is there a better way to make an Index for Avisynth from a DVD. Stream Type: MPEG2 Program Profile: main@main Frame Size: 720x576 Display Size: [no...

Sorry, ok like i have an Avisynth Script below for looking at frames of encoded froject. I am looking for an Avisynth script for showing if project is progressive or telcene parts. I beleve there is a script that showes a series of A and B numbers in the task bar of AvsP . The order of these numbers...

Is there an AviSynth script i can run in AvsP to read the file an tell this ?

Have dvd that is pal Interlaced, 25 fps, 720 * 576.Not that this matters. I want to use some parts of this dvd. I used DGIndex to create .d2V file. I want to know if there is an Avisynth code i can use to show telecining eg Hard Telecining. I beleve i saw a code before that shows results A and B's i...

thankx for help, lot to learn, great forum

Origin is PAL VOB files so i think it is If it's full field interlaced PAL (generally the most likely), then you could would i be right then i would use bob.srestore to get the 23.976 back with as few blending as possible Bob.SRestore(b=0.33, c=0.33, height=?) no sure how to fill the syntax out than...