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Also, not really a big deal, but just something I'm curious about - I have the ffms files in my avisynth plugins, but if I were to try opening a file in avspmod with 'FFmpegSource' it says it can't find the function. Is FFVideoSource the same thing as FFmpegSource?

Ah. Well it looks like changing from DirectShowSource and AVISource to FFVideoSource did the trick!

When I open an MKV file in AVSPmod, it will display some of it mostly in black with some colored blocks of the footage showing. I currently have CCCP - some forums I found mentioned using ffdshow, but that didn't work. I also tried updating the ffms.dll and .avs files as recommended by another forum...

Thanks for the helpful advice, everyone.

Up to this point you were talking about distro copies, no? MPEG2 hasn't been a standard distribution codec for like 8 years. I know, I was just thinking how I'm able to watch my amv that was made for the convention, encoded as MPEG2, on multiple computers without having 'hit and miss' issues given ...

More on the 'hit and miss' with AVIs without square pixels, I've been able to play an amv of mine encoded for a con, at 720x480, and it seems to be fine on multiple computers with different players - perhaps the TMPGEnc takes care of that when it encodes?

Ah, and DVDs, even though they're 720x480 in .9 PAR don't have that hit and miss issue because they're, well, DVDs and not AVIs?

It's pretty simple, really. The DVD is 720x480 pixels. In order to be 4:3 it has to be resized to 640x480. You can either resize it yourself, or when you encode it, you can set an aspect ratio flag. This flag will tell the player to resize the video in realtime during playback . So no matter what, ...

So even if I have a video with .9 PAR, the video player will make the monitor think that it's square pixels? Thus, I don't necessarily need to have my video up for online distribution at 640x480 and 1.00 PAR, and can, say, keep it at 720x480 .9 PAR since the video player will compensate for that? Or...

I'm fine with editing in Premiere Pro and making my settings match what my source is - I'm just confused as to why, if monitors are square pixels, people still put their videos up online with a different PAR. Also, if HDTVs and monitors have square pixels, why do DVDs have .9 PAR if they're going to...