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It's F2 because the game itself only runs at ~30fps. So encoding a video at F1 for an F2 game is just a waste of resources/bitrate/etc as each set of two frames are basically identical. It's basically the same as how runs of older consoles (which have a native res of D4) are encoded at D4 at all qualities despite the recording being D1.
Anri cropping: it doesn't have that functionality right now. Once you've told anri what source video files to use, it'll make a file called [project]_source.avs in the project directory. This file loads the videos so that the individual qualities can work on them, so anything you do at the end of that file will affect the encoded videos.
The command you want is Crop(0, 3, -3, -0) (see Avisynth/Crop). Just put it at the end of the file, e.g.:
This method only works in anri 3.3 (the version being worked on right now, which bos has given you). 3.2's Avisynth script layout is a lot different.
Edit: Actually I just took a look at the video you posted, and it looks more like it's replaced the top and right 3 pixels with black than actually added them. The video should be 1280x720 with no border, but it's 1280x720 with one. My capture card does the opposite, and produces 720x486 video instead of 720x480.
If you do the cropping, that'll put it down to 1277x717, which will mess with the aspect ratio. Anri always resizes the video to the AR you choose, but you want to avoid an actual resize if possible, so it may just be best to leave it as is. If you really want to get rid of the border though, then feel free, it won't hurt too badly.
Anri cropping: it doesn't have that functionality right now. Once you've told anri what source video files to use, it'll make a file called [project]_source.avs in the project directory. This file loads the videos so that the individual qualities can work on them, so anything you do at the end of that file will affect the encoded videos.
The command you want is Crop(0, 3, -3, -0) (see Avisynth/Crop). Just put it at the end of the file, e.g.:
Code:
avisource("D:\Source Video\MGS2S - Missions\raiden\01-01.avi")
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crop(0, 3, -3, -0)This method only works in anri 3.3 (the version being worked on right now, which bos has given you). 3.2's Avisynth script layout is a lot different.
Edit: Actually I just took a look at the video you posted, and it looks more like it's replaced the top and right 3 pixels with black than actually added them. The video should be 1280x720 with no border, but it's 1280x720 with one. My capture card does the opposite, and produces 720x486 video instead of 720x480.
If you do the cropping, that'll put it down to 1277x717, which will mess with the aspect ratio. Anri always resizes the video to the AR you choose, but you want to avoid an actual resize if possible, so it may just be best to leave it as is. If you really want to get rid of the border though, then feel free, it won't hurt too badly.
