Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
- AnimeSpiritZ
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Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
I'm trying to find out what the best way to resize my video from 1280x720 to 720x480 is without any strange resizing visuals. The file is encoded in avi with Huffyuv-YV12. I'm trying to convert it to a MPEG-2 file.
- guardiansoulblade
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
put it in Virtuadub and re-encode it using the resize filter.
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/mpegforcons/
this might help, considering that you need to convert to MPEG-2.
this might help, considering that you need to convert to MPEG-2.
- AnimeSpiritZ
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
I was actually following that guide for a few hours now, and I just got it right earlier. But I also tried the Virtualdub thing, and the resulting avi file was great. Everytime I tried to Export the video in Premiere CS4 with FFDShow Huffyuv-YV-12 to 720x480, it resulted in a letterboxed video, which was worse when I converted this video to MPEG-2. The resulting MPEG-2 video had two black lines similair to a letterbox on the top and bottom of the video. I'm not sure if this is normal, but it was a bit weird to me.
The virtualdub resizing didnt result in any letterboxing, so i'm assuming that if I converted this file into a MPEG-2 file, the problem i've been having earlier wont show up.
The virtualdub resizing didnt result in any letterboxing, so i'm assuming that if I converted this file into a MPEG-2 file, the problem i've been having earlier wont show up.
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
You aren't supposed to export as 720x480 from Premiere, you should only be exporting at the same settings of the project - in this case 1280x720.
The guide tells you to resize to 720x480 in avisynth.
The guide tells you to resize to 720x480 in avisynth.
- AnimeSpiritZ
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
woops didnt know that xD (wasted so many hours). at least I wont make the same mistakes again =] thanks for letting me know.
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
Downloading some convertiong sorftwares such as Total video converter and any video converter (the basic version is free) will solve that problem for you.
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Re: Looking for help to convert my 1280x720 amv to 720x480
Using a converting program to resize isn't the best way to go about it (especially if you're concerned about quality)Yagam1 wrote:Downloading some convertiong sorftwares such as Total video converter and any video converter (the basic version is free) will solve that problem for you.
Avisynth ftw