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<blockquote data-quote="Nightmare77" data-source="post: 157269" data-attributes="member: 13579"><p>it sort of depends on the existing size of the files you want to upscale, all i really wanted to do was upscale my PAL dvds which are 720x576 in resolution to make them 1080 so i have to times it by 1.875 which times both of those resolutions but it still keeps the correct aspect ratio cause it gets multiplied on both of them. So i guess if you wanted to resize to exactly 1680x1050 you may have to just specify that exact resolution for ffdshow to resize to , but bare in mind if you thats not exactly the same ratio for example.</p><p>720/576 = 1.25 ratio</p><p>1680/1050 = 1.6 ratio</p><p></p><p>So even tho its not the same its probably not that huge a difference that you will be able to tell noticably.</p><p></p><p>When i run it i run it with FFDshow video decoder, haven't tried raw filter as i'm not sure of the difference</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nightmare77, post: 157269, member: 13579"] it sort of depends on the existing size of the files you want to upscale, all i really wanted to do was upscale my PAL dvds which are 720x576 in resolution to make them 1080 so i have to times it by 1.875 which times both of those resolutions but it still keeps the correct aspect ratio cause it gets multiplied on both of them. So i guess if you wanted to resize to exactly 1680x1050 you may have to just specify that exact resolution for ffdshow to resize to , but bare in mind if you thats not exactly the same ratio for example. 720/576 = 1.25 ratio 1680/1050 = 1.6 ratio So even tho its not the same its probably not that huge a difference that you will be able to tell noticably. When i run it i run it with FFDshow video decoder, haven't tried raw filter as i'm not sure of the difference [/QUOTE]
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