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Don't try to do a conversion from 480 -> 250 and expect good
results. You could try 240x180... though, nice factor of 2.<br>
<br>
And depending on how many AVI's we're talking about I could help you
out with Adobe Media Encoder, but I think you should be able to get
good results with nice integer scaling factor.<br>
<br>
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Op 5-5-2011 22:16, Dave Burnett schreef:
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I have a pile of .avi's that were originally produced at 480x360
(CD delivery).<br>
I want to bring them into Xerte as .flv's at 250x187.5 (same
aspect)<br>
<br>
I am doing a straight .avi>flv conversion using
MyVideoConverter, but am not happy with the file size or quality.<br>
/*<br>
I know Julian, ffmpeg.<br>
But I'm paying the $30 to avoid learning to compile it and then
try 200 command line permutations.<br>
And I need to resize the originals anyway.<br>
*/<br>
<br>
So I figured the first place to start would be to re-output the
originals to the size I am actually using.<br>
Any services that would do this, or do I have to open (after
purchasing) Premiere for the first time in 10 years?<br>
<br>
Dave<br>
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