It’s the one responsible for identifying if the video is a Standard television size (4:3/1.33:1) or a Widescreen (16:9/1.78:1). So screen display with such sizes are good with hi-def videos ^^.Īspect Ratio is the ratio between Horizontal ( X) portion and the Vertical ( Y) portion (320x240 wherein 320 = X, 240 = Y). the details isn’t exactly as video downscaling. These are stills which were downsized from the original (which is a screen capture from the movie). See the difference? (although there won’t be much difference in the first 3, except the last 1) that’s how it works. Saying that the size of the Widescreen is this (below):Īlthough these are downsized stills (original screenshot is the 1080p), I just want you to get the thought.ĭownscaled videos will have a different look.
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Like if you opened a video of 320x240 resolution, without maximizing the video to full screen, the size of the video on your screen is the resolution of the video itself, so if you were to maximize your video to fit in to your screen, you get this distorted effect everywhere (jagged edges on the lines).
So what does it do? It is one of the factors that affects the video quality. This is an example of what Video Resolution is like. Video resolution is simply the size of your video in pixels. You might get confused with the aspect ratio and video resolution, so lets get into this. Aspect ratio/resolution settings are easy to get around (unlike with the conventional converters), you won’t need to calculate the resolution that you want to achieve ^^. Too bad, XVID4PSP is not being developed and supported anymore T_T. Although older releases of version 5 didn’t have the ability to make your own custom settings (with aspect ratio, frame rates, etc etc), still, it’s a very useful tool (you can have defined settings only with the video encoding settings).īut then it supported unofficial updates, that call was saved (yey!!). Aside from that, as with most video conversion tools, it has pre-defined configs for specific playing (iPod, PSP, cellphones, etc etc).
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Yeah, so if you have your h.264/HD/HQ anime series to convert and you want it with subtitles with the same style and transition effects (like OP ED karaoke subs), this is the easiest thing that you need ^^. So anyway, what’s so special about this converter? on my case, this one helps me spare off additional work of converting anime movies/series (with subtitles on MKV container formats) without having to demux (extract) the subtitle files from the stream (meaning, most HD/HQ/H.264 formats are soft-subbed = the subtitle has it’s own stream within the container unlike before, it was hardsubbed ). XVID4PSP created by winnydows is a multi-purpose video conversion tool (blah blah blah), so yeah, you might say it’s the same as with the others. If you’re like me who frequently watches animes and and really loves to encode animes/movies/videos for my gadgets, you might want to try this.
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