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<blockquote data-quote="Inker" data-source="post: 241740" data-attributes="member: 10541"><p>Well, if you get blocking in youre files I think there's very little you can do, at least I haven't found anything yet (xvid you can deblock quite a bit, but x264 is inherently different in this regard apparently). Most of the 720p TV-stuff that is widely available is horrible to watch unfortunatly (bad encoding options and nowhere near enough bitrate).</p><p></p><p>With postprocessing I meant stuff like adding a bit of grain (IMO (in my opinion) makes a huuuge difference in perceived quality) or even sharpen it up a little (don't overdo it though, its a very fine line). </p><p></p><p>BTW, if you get interlaced content you can still have your gfx-card deinterlace it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Inker, post: 241740, member: 10541"] Well, if you get blocking in youre files I think there's very little you can do, at least I haven't found anything yet (xvid you can deblock quite a bit, but x264 is inherently different in this regard apparently). Most of the 720p TV-stuff that is widely available is horrible to watch unfortunatly (bad encoding options and nowhere near enough bitrate). With postprocessing I meant stuff like adding a bit of grain (IMO (in my opinion) makes a huuuge difference in perceived quality) or even sharpen it up a little (don't overdo it though, its a very fine line). BTW, if you get interlaced content you can still have your gfx-card deinterlace it. [/QUOTE]
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