I'd be curious to know the process you used to do the upscaling. How do the results stack up to the DVDs being upscaled by the player or TV?
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Upconverting Babylon 5 DVD's to 1080i/1080p?
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I'd be curious to know the process you used to do the upscaling. How do the results stack up to the DVDs being upscaled by the player or TV?
Elric
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I'd also be interested in how they compare. I love B5 but it looks a bit shoddy on a 50" plasma
On plasma, I see. I propose to look any other film 90s DVD on the plasma would be better? Will it be better if it will also be compressed to 600 MB? Unfortunately there are many noise and blurry scenes they can not recover with magic-smart-ai-intellegent filter from the air. I used FFT3d (other worse for B5), sharp and several others in sequence. It takes 48 hours per seria. Good luck with experements in real time ^)
(There were two versions in the first time I used p720 complex avs filter Molotov and others, and sharpness sought by increasing the contrast. At this time much better, with a smaller size at half.)
I propose to look any other film 90s DVD on the plasma would be better? Will it be better if it will also be compressed to 600 MB? Unfortunately there are many noise and blurry scenes they can not recover with magic-smart-ai-intellegent filter from the air. I used FFT3d (other worse for B5), sharp and several others in sequence. It takes 48 hours per seria. Good luck with experements in real time ^)(There were two versions in the first time I used p720 complex avs filter Molotov and others, and sharpness sought by increasing the contrast. At this time much better, with a smaller size at half.)
