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dekkers · 2007-08-18, 09:29

Hi Taipan,

Thnx for the answer.

When just using the upscale part of ffdshow i think Xvid files are more sharpen, even when the denoise filters are not used. When doing this on MPEG2 the impact will be less, but you can see the difference (i do).

My goal is making it like an article on HTPCnews, wich is here. They explain how to make an DVD (=MPEG2) look like HD.

So I was testing this on MyTV just with upscaling, and if that worked out, adding denoise and sharpen filters. But, what i try, i can't get the picture fullscreen (no black borders left/right) without messing up the aspect ratio. If there are black border on top/bottom i can live with it.

I hope you understand what im trying to do.

greetz

Greetz

2007-08-18, 09:29	#3 (permalink)
dekkers Portal Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Maasdijk Age: 26 Posts: 98 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	Hi Taipan, Thnx for the answer. When just using the upscale part of ffdshow i think Xvid files are more sharpen, even when the denoise filters are not used. When doing this on MPEG2 the impact will be less, but you can see the difference (i do). My goal is making it like an article on HTPCnews, wich is here. They explain how to make an DVD (=MPEG2) look like HD. So I was testing this on MyTV just with upscaling, and if that worked out, adding denoise and sharpen filters. But, what i try, i can't get the picture fullscreen (no black borders left/right) without messing up the aspect ratio. If there are black border on top/bottom i can live with it. I hope you understand what im trying to do. greetz Greetz __________________ Greetz from the United Kingdom of Maasdijk Last edited by dekkers; 2007-08-18 at 09:37.