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trevlac · 10th February 2004, 17:31

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lovely thread ... lots of interesting comments. Joe Fenton seems to know what's what.

Here is how I see it:

- VHS has a low resoltion ~ 320x480
- ATI has an ok resizer
- Avisynth and VDub have better resizers.
- 352x480 is a big enough frame for VHS

So, 1) cap at 704x480 (lanczos) resize to 352x480 may be the sharpest. 2) Cap at 352x480 may have less sharpness than the above, but hardly noticable on real source.

Lordsmurf will tell you to do #2. You should just run a test and see what works for you.

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trevlac budala Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: U.S. Posts: 545	@mike lovely thread ... lots of interesting comments. Joe Fenton seems to know what's what. Here is how I see it: - VHS has a low resoltion ~ 320x480 - ATI has an ok resizer - Avisynth and VDub have better resizers. - 352x480 is a big enough frame for VHS So, 1) cap at 704x480 (lanczos) resize to 352x480 may be the sharpest. 2) Cap at 352x480 may have less sharpness than the above, but hardly noticable on real source. Lordsmurf will tell you to do #2. You should just run a test and see what works for you.