Re: [Tutorial]How to encode MPEG4 AVC videos
Im not too sure. There might be a way but most people would remove the boarders with virtualdub or whatever editing program you use first though i'd recommend virtualdub and a lossless codec like techsmith each time you edit and encode before the final video to keep it at best quality.
Avs is normally just used to add the title of the movie and perhaps resize the video if needed when doing the final encode.
I used google to find this
http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=263584
line_top = clip_in.Crop( x, y - 1, width, 1)
line_bot = clip_in.Crop( x, y + height, width, 1)
line_left = clip_in.Crop( x-1, y, 1, height )
line_right = clip_in.Crop( x+width, y, 1, height )
Adding that text and chaning the numbers might cut the boarders. You'll need to do a lot of trial and error by changing the numbers and playing the avs file in a media player first. You also need to make sure the end resolution can be devided by at least 4 or recommended 16 or it won't encode. Its a lot easier to just do this with virtualdub when editing like i said since the numbers are all shown before hand.
Or try Parazzing's recommened program. I've never used that so it might make it easier.
We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
