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<blockquote data-quote="kevon27" data-source="post: 54694" data-attributes="member: 18128">I the KING of Video Upscaling can help you (i'm really that good).1. Get THIS version of FFdshow from this site.&nbsp; <a href="http://dvd.box.sk/ddivx.soft.link.php?rid=8270" target="_blank">http://dvd.box.sk/ddivx.soft.link.php?rid=8270</a>Don't not use any of those 2006 versions or the one from sourceforge.I'm current using the 2005-11-15 and I can upscaling video beyound 1920 x 1080.2. unistall any current version of 'show you have (unless you already have 2005-11-15)3. intall the download 4. after install, find the folder in ALL PROGRAMS that contains the FFDshow files.5. choose video decoder Config.6. Ffdshow Properties screen should popup.&nbsp; on the left hand side (under the ffdshow tab) scroll down until you see (RESIZE AND ASPECT SETTINGS).&nbsp; Check that box.&nbsp; Now move to the right hand side.&nbsp; Under the SPECIFY SIZE, enter your new figure (1280 x 720).&nbsp; Now move to the right hand side of that and choose RESIZE ALWAYS.Move down to the ASPECT RATIO sectionChoose (KEEP ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO).&nbsp; Now Press APPLY.If you want to enhance the image a little more than you can go back to the left and move down one and chose the Settings option.&nbsp; It is right below resize &amp; aspect Settings.Move to the right of Settings.&nbsp; In the Method options&nbsp; choose Lanczos.&nbsp; Next to that (Parameter) choose 4 (playaround with the numbers to see which give you betting quality). (note the Higher the settings the more strain is put on your cpu)Under Luma Sharpen choose a number (see what is best for you)Under Chroma Sharpen .. Do the same thing.Now press apply.Now go to Media portal setup.Under DVD (expand it first), choose DVD post Processing.&nbsp; Move to the right and choose ENABLE FFDSHOW POST PROCESSING.YOU ARE DONE.Now ffdshow performance depends on your cpu.&nbsp; On my Xp2400 (2.0 ghz) 1 gig mem.. I am upscaling video to 1920 x 1280 with Lanczos Parameter set at 2 and Luma and chroma sharpen at 1.00I learn ffdshow by spending a lot of time playing around with different values and settings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kevon27, post: 54694, member: 18128"] I the KING of Video Upscaling can help you (i'm really that good). 1. Get [u]THIS[/u] version of FFdshow from this site. [url]http://dvd.box.sk/ddivx.soft.link.php?rid=8270[/url] Don't not use any of those 2006 versions or the one from sourceforge. I'm current using the 2005-11-15 and I can upscaling video beyound 1920 x 1080. 2. unistall any current version of 'show you have (unless you already have 2005-11-15) 3. intall the download 4. after install, find the folder in ALL PROGRAMS that contains the FFDshow files. 5. choose video decoder Config. 6. Ffdshow Properties screen should popup. on the left hand side (under the ffdshow tab) scroll down until you see (RESIZE AND ASPECT SETTINGS). Check that box. Now move to the right hand side. Under the SPECIFY SIZE, enter your new figure (1280 x 720). Now move to the right hand side of that and choose RESIZE ALWAYS. Move down to the ASPECT RATIO section Choose (KEEP ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO). Now Press APPLY. If you want to enhance the image a little more than you can go back to the left and move down one and chose the Settings option. It is right below resize & aspect Settings. Move to the right of Settings. In the Method options choose Lanczos. Next to that (Parameter) choose 4 (playaround with the numbers to see which give you betting quality). (note the Higher the settings the more strain is put on your cpu) Under Luma Sharpen choose a number (see what is best for you) Under Chroma Sharpen .. Do the same thing. Now press apply. Now go to Media portal setup. Under DVD (expand it first), choose DVD post Processing. Move to the right and choose ENABLE FFDSHOW POST PROCESSING. YOU ARE DONE. Now ffdshow performance depends on your cpu. On my Xp2400 (2.0 ghz) 1 gig mem.. I am upscaling video to 1920 x 1280 with Lanczos Parameter set at 2 and Luma and chroma sharpen at 1.00 I learn ffdshow by spending a lot of time playing around with different values and settings. [/QUOTE]

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