Kalium wrote:That can happen if you're using an XviD source or similar.
Qyot27 wrote:Anyway, perhaps the issue occurs because of XviD
I was wondering that myself last night when I did a few more experiments. The "test" clip I used was one that I was practicing on using V-Dub. That specific clip I converted back to XviD. When I tried one that was a lagarith source, it was perfectly fine!

Thanks a whole lot!!!
Qyot27 wrote:It's supposed to. Proper 4:3 is 640x480 when viewed on a computer screen. 720x480 (which is 3:2, technically), only displays as proper 4:3 when viewed on a TV, since TV pixels aren't square like a computer monitor's are. Simple as that. With those borders there, it'll look too tall when viewed on a TV. To see for yourself, after adding the borders, resize back to 640x480. That's how it'll look on a TV.
I'm
very glad you pointed that out to me! Thanks!!
Qyot27 wrote:Periods between the functions work the same way that putting the functions on new lines does. The double-pluses tell the script to make absolutely sure that the audio remains synched where it's supposed to be.
Another VERY useful piece of information. I actually had no idea the periods did that.
Thank you, you three! Your information was a big help!
