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Originally posted by kidruiz
Thanks Guys,
I was just hoping that you could all post conversion
sizes that worked BEST for you. I'm familiar with the math end of it, maybe we could set up some type of size guideline...plain and simple
352x240 = ?
640x480 = ?
320x240 = ?
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352x240 - of course you want to know about what to use to convert a VCD. well the simple answer is 320x224 most of the time. there is an exception though, for analog television captures the image is actually distorted by going to 352 width when the signal is actually 320. for television captures more often than not the correct size is 320x240.
640x480 - ok so you want to know how to handle high quality Divx files. well the aspect ratio is 'true' with DivX files so in this case you would want 320x240. a bonus in this instance is that there is a stock filter in VirtualDub that does a 'high quality' 2 to 1 reduction that seems to be a bit cleaner than the resize filter.
320x240 - thats the same size as your axim screen and does not need any resizing.
*for ALL OF THE ABOVE SIZES it is probably a good idea to rotate the image 90 degrees during the encoding just to save the axim the precious processor cycles that it would take to rotate the image during playback.