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WarpEnterprises · 31st July 2002, 07:51

Unfilter is exactly made for that purpose.
But use it only if the picture looks unsharp, because by sharpening unnecessarily you need more bitrate afterwards.

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WarpEnterprises C64 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Austria Posts: 830	Unfilter is exactly made for that purpose. But use it only if the picture looks unsharp, because by sharpening unnecessarily you need more bitrate afterwards.