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Old 19th December 2011, 09:55   #1  |  Link
nhope
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576i upscaled to 720p - How to sharpen for YouTube?

I am upscaling PAL DV (720x576-50i) to 982x720-25p for YouTube (and maybe for Blu-ray).

Here is a second of (graded) PAL DV source.

I'm framserving in RGB24 from Sony Vegas, then using this basic script:

Code:
AviSource("d:\fs.avi")
AssumeBFF()
ConvertToYV12(interlaced=true, matrix="PC.709")
QTGMC( FPSDivisor=2, EdiThreads=2 )
NNEDI3_rpow2(rfactor=2, cshift="spline36resize", fwidth=982, fheight=720)
Here is the same video after that processing (in uncompressed RGB).

And here is a screenshot:



It needs some sharpening, but I have little experience in this area. I know that too much sharpening can cause problems with compressing, in particular as my main target is YouTube. I tried adding the following line to my script:

Code:
LSFmod(defaults="slow",strength=500)
And here is the result on YouTube (watch in 720p!!), along with some typical underwater footage that I need to process. It looks OK but:

- Is LSFmod a sensible way to sharpen upscaled footage such as this?
- In your opinions is it too much or too little sharpening?
- Any suggestions for other ways to sharpen this?
- Am I gaining much by using LSFmod over, say sharpen(0.75,0.75)

Thanks!
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