Just a note: you might also want to resize or crop the original vid to 640x
352 to maintain mod16 proportions. It would only differ by inputting 352 in the height value in the box in the example above (if resizing), or (if cropping), doing this:
Add the 'Null Transform' filter. Then in the main window, with that filter highlighted, click the Cropping... button and take 4 pixels from the top and bottom of the image (i.e. set both the Y1 and Y2 counters to '4'). Then, follow the example outlined above, adding the Resize filter and making sure that the width/height are 640x352 and the letterboxing is set to 640x480.
It would be much simpler in AviSynth, though, since it would only consist of
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Lanczos4Resize(640,352)
AddBorders(0,64,0,64)
or
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Crop(0,4,0,-4)
AddBorders(0,64,0,64)
Phantasmagoriat wrote:-make a new .txt file in that folder
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-change the file extension from .txt to .avs
This actually isn't required anymore, since new versions of AviSynth install a context menu item that does that. Right click->New->AviSynth script. Then just double-click or right-click->Edit or whatever you usually do to bring up scripts in Notepad (I do the right-click->Edit routine since I have scripts set to play back when double-clicked).