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<blockquote data-quote="Seidelin" data-source="post: 98501" data-attributes="member: 24132">Great workI just installed the autocropper, and I love it!The only issue I can see is, that it appears that the cropper doesn't adjust the width of the picture, resulting in stretched pictures when subtitles are placed low in the picture.Haven't tried the automatic cropping yet, but the manual one is good enough for me.To correct the aspect ratio correctly, the width of the picture should be modified by this formula:relative Width=0.75/CroppedHeightIf relative width is larger than 1, then CroppedHeight should be adjusted up to minimal sensible crop height which is 0.75.By CroppedHeight I mean the number of lines shown divided by number of lines in full frame. Relative Width is a number less or equal to 1. If relative width is 0.9 then there should be 5% black frame on both sides of cropped picture.Good work Ziphnor. Hope you can use my input.Seidelin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seidelin, post: 98501, member: 24132"] [b]Great work[/b] I just installed the autocropper, and I love it! The only issue I can see is, that it appears that the cropper doesn't adjust the width of the picture, resulting in stretched pictures when subtitles are placed low in the picture. Haven't tried the automatic cropping yet, but the manual one is good enough for me. To correct the aspect ratio correctly, the width of the picture should be modified by this formula: relative Width=0.75/CroppedHeight If relative width is larger than 1, then CroppedHeight should be adjusted up to minimal sensible crop height which is 0.75. By CroppedHeight I mean the number of lines shown divided by number of lines in full frame. Relative Width is a number less or equal to 1. If relative width is 0.9 then there should be 5% black frame on both sides of cropped picture. Good work Ziphnor. Hope you can use my input. Seidelin [/QUOTE]

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