I have a clip from TV, and during part of the video the tv station squeezed the picture and put a bar of the schedule of upcoming shows. I want to remove this. I tried cropping it out, but when I save the video, it just letter boxes it. I want to have it stretch the remaining picture back to the correct resolution (so you can't really notice anything changed, other than maybe a drop in quality).
I tried doing this in Vegas Video, but even when I save it with 'stretch video to match resolution' it does nothing (both on and off it just letter boxes it).
Is there a way to do this a Vegas, or any other program?
Cropping A Video Then Re-stretching The Picture
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Re: Cropping A Video Then Re-stretching The Picture
you could do this with virtual-dub using the Filter called resize
i think this must work...
i think this must work...
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Re: Cropping A Video Then Re-stretching The Picture
Thanks, going to try it out now, seems like it should work!
Edit: Well the resize option wasn't what I was looking for, but there was another filter that does it. However, the effect on my video is a tween, so it would be almost impossible to do this manually, having to save each seperate frame and put them back together, since you can only apply the filters to the whole video.
Edit: Well the resize option wasn't what I was looking for, but there was another filter that does it. However, the effect on my video is a tween, so it would be almost impossible to do this manually, having to save each seperate frame and put them back together, since you can only apply the filters to the whole video.
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