Looks like nuppelrec is probably handling it correctly.  If I record at 720, 
704, or 640x480 the image turns out measuring the same every time.  My recent 
post saying there was a difference is because I'm testing it by recording a 
football game on ESPN.  They periodically put a bar at the bottom of the screen 
and when they do this they shrink the screen a little bit which was what was 
causing me to believe there was a difference from one recording to the next :-) 
 So looks like I'm OK staying with a capture of 720x480.  If I recall nuppelrec 
was telling v4l2 all the correct information, and in fact I get the right look 
no matter what horizontal resolution I give.

-- Ray


Steven M. Schultz wrote:
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Ray Cole wrote:


I tried recording at 704x480 and 720x480, and you are correct that if I put a piece of paper to measure the size of some objects there is a measurable difference. So I suppose I'll start using 704x480 :-) Not that


The thing to try is find something with a lot of (perfect) circles.


I'll re-record all the stuff I've recorded before since 2% is really hard to see, but I guess 704x480 will be the 'correct' way.


        I wonder though if the difference  might not be 9% - I don't know
        if the application is specifying square pixels or not.

        An experiment would be to record at 640x480 and do a software resample
        (y4mscaler can do it) to 704x480 and then see what it looks like.

        Steven Schultz



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