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<blockquote data-quote="knutinh" data-source="post: 74631" data-attributes="member: 14776">I know that this probably isnt the right forum to discuss this stuff. But here goes...I have some ideas for converting 720x576@50i PAL material and/or 720x480@60i NTSC material to &quot;optimum quality&quot; 1366x768@50p/60p and 720p resolutions, fitting 95% of the current lcd-tv users out there. My thoughts circle around &quot;joint&quot; deinterlace/scaling and/or simple super-resolution to help scaling and noise removal. Possibly enhanced by motion-compensation. Improved frame-rate-conversion would be cool as well, but I have less faith in that it can be done any better than frame skipping/repeat (Philips anyone?)The limitations should be pure software-only direct-show container and independent of source.Anyone else interested in this stuff, or know what forums to check out? I am aware of the <a href="http://www.doom9.org" target="_blank">www.doom9.org</a> forum as well as DScaler home page.-k</blockquote>

[QUOTE="knutinh, post: 74631, member: 14776"] I know that this probably isnt the right forum to discuss this stuff. But here goes... I have some ideas for converting 720x576@50i PAL material and/or 720x480@60i NTSC material to "optimum quality" 1366x768@50p/60p and 720p resolutions, fitting 95% of the current lcd-tv users out there. My thoughts circle around "joint" deinterlace/scaling and/or simple super-resolution to help scaling and noise removal. Possibly enhanced by motion-compensation. Improved frame-rate-conversion would be cool as well, but I have less faith in that it can be done any better than frame skipping/repeat (Philips anyone?) The limitations should be pure software-only direct-show container and independent of source. Anyone else interested in this stuff, or know what forums to check out? I am aware of the [url]www.doom9.org[/url] forum as well as DScaler home page. -k [/QUOTE]

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