I tried the SimpleResize with this base of code :
Quote:
w=<new width, integer>
h=<new height, integer>
## Last=YV24
YToUV(
\ UToY.SimpleResize(w, h)
\ , VToY.SimpleResize(w, h)
\ , Last.SimpleResize(w, h)
\ )
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But, it's not perfect.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...01#post1777501
Strangly, I noticed on my notebook (with Intel HD4600 chipset), that in VirtualDub a upscaling was effective with previews.
See the picture in fullscreen.
The upscaling by the Intel HD is effective in the left window. In the right window, I upscaled the image 4X with Nearest Neighbor filter.
This upscaling is effective in other programs (like ACDSee) too.
Intel HD upscaling vs. Bicubic
But it's enough impressive, because when we enlarge a picture, it's almost transparent. It's like stretching chewing-gum
Here is the image in ACDSee, when I zoom at 1000% :
Zoom 2000% :
Zoom 5000% :
Zoom 10000% :
Where can I find a filter like this for AviSynth ?
It could be the solution for this problem
Thanks for your help !
