Aspect calculator

Description: Aspect is combined aspect ratio, frame size and avi bitrate calculator. It can:

calculate frame size according given aspect ratio
evaluate aspect errors
check frame size for compliance with codec (i.e. ensures that frame height/width is multiple of 4, 16, etc.)
calculate aspect ratio according given frame size
calculate avi video bitrate/size and bits/pixel value
automatically calculate frame size
evaluate interleave overhead for legacy and opendml avis
adjust aspect ratio for cropped movies
access unencrypted vob, mpeg2, d2v, png and bmp files
retrieve video resolution, aspect ratio, fps and duration from supported video files
show frame preview
generate avisynth scripts out of d2v files

Latest version: 2.1.0

New features in 2.1:

dgindex project files (d2v) support
avisynth script generation
duration retrieval from video files
autocrop function

Hope You will enjoy the new version.

Download:

Please, don't link to these files directly, refer to this page instead. Thank You.

aspect 2.1.0 (734 KBytes) md5sum

Events:

2005.12.30

Final version of Aspect 2.1 is out. Happy New Year :)

2005.10.20

First candidate of next upstream release of Aspect is out. Note, that duration retrieval from VOBs is now disabled by default. However, You can re-enable it by adding the following lines to aspect2.ini:

[Misc]
retrieve vob duration=1

2005.10.12

Second testing release of Aspect is available. Better later than never, it has duration retrieval capability now :)

2005.09.26

First testing version of next upstream release of Aspect is available for download. DGIndex project files may be used as input now, and what is more important, You can generate AviSynth scripts out of them. Note, that You will have to copy DGDecode plugin (DGDecode.dll) to AviSynth's plugins directory.

2005.08.21

Finally 2.0 is out :) There are minimal changes in the binary but mostly in accompanying stuff: installer and documentation. What concerns next release, You may expect d2v import, avisynth script generation and (maybe) auto-cropping functions there. However, I'm not sure about the terms; I don't have much spare time currently.