TheLazenby
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I'm getting increasingly outraged at MPEG Video Wizard (Womble)...
I'm trying to undertake the seemingly simple task of pasting "Once In A While" back into Rocky Horror. I have both ripped from the DVD. However, the program is insisting that I not do this...
* When I first insert the clip into the movie, it's pretty close to the correct frame size. The 'clipping' filter helps correct this.
* However, making any other changes to the movie (such as adding on the black and white version of the first few scenes) makes the frame size of "Once In A While" shrink down to half its size. Using the 'zoom' filter doesn't help, as it constrains the image to the new tiny frame.
* Deselecting 'maintain aspect ratio' does not stretch the clip to fill the frame once more - it only stretches it horizontally.
* Trying to export the film before it shrinks the size of that clip results in an MPEG containing a properly sized version of the film, and a horizontally stretched "Once In A While", despite it looking near perfect in the actual program.
Please help... I have absolutely no idea how to correct this! I need to work out this issue now, because when I make my *big* edit of RHPS, the sources are drastically different, and I need to get them to match.
I'm trying to undertake the seemingly simple task of pasting "Once In A While" back into Rocky Horror. I have both ripped from the DVD. However, the program is insisting that I not do this...
* When I first insert the clip into the movie, it's pretty close to the correct frame size. The 'clipping' filter helps correct this.
* However, making any other changes to the movie (such as adding on the black and white version of the first few scenes) makes the frame size of "Once In A While" shrink down to half its size. Using the 'zoom' filter doesn't help, as it constrains the image to the new tiny frame.
* Deselecting 'maintain aspect ratio' does not stretch the clip to fill the frame once more - it only stretches it horizontally.
* Trying to export the film before it shrinks the size of that clip results in an MPEG containing a properly sized version of the film, and a horizontally stretched "Once In A While", despite it looking near perfect in the actual program.
Please help... I have absolutely no idea how to correct this! I need to work out this issue now, because when I make my *big* edit of RHPS, the sources are drastically different, and I need to get them to match.
