Conversion resolution question

[The14thGOD]

i made a music video with adobe premiere pro, and then i exported it
HuffYuv 704x480

and then i wanted to get it down in size, so i put it to mpeg layer 1, using tmpgenc and i set the resolution size for that but the video is smaller.

if i knew how to put a pic in here i would but idk how heh

so for instnace the video of the HuffYuv 704x480

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mpeg 704x480
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how woul di avoid this?

ty in advance

[The14thGOD]

k those dashes are supposed to be on the ned of the horizontal line but i guess u cant post it like that =P but im srue u get the picture

[Scintilla]

i made a music video with adobe premiere pro, and then i exported it
HuffYuv 704x480

and then i wanted to get it down in size, so i put it to mpeg layer 1, using tmpgenc and i set the resolution size for that but the video is smaller.

No it's not. You just set the 4:3 aspect ratio flag when encoding, so that your media player plays it back at 4:3.
(Which, by the way, is <i>supposed</i> to happen for basically all non-anamorphic sources. Otherwise everyone is slightly too fat.)

Don't believe me? Hit up VirtualDub for the MPEG's file information and see what the resolution is.

[shirohamada]

Scintilla is right, you can change the tag for mpeg 2 with something like dopulldown. no need to reencode.

[The14thGOD]

oh aight ill take a look at that, ty