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<blockquote data-quote="2BitSculptor" data-source="post: 318766" data-attributes="member: 65661"><p>I found issues with sharpness/grain when making highres scans of DVD covers... They always look better when you scale them down to 527X755 (most of the DVD cover art I have) I'm not sure if they will look as crisp if scaled down to 1000X15000 as you recommend. </p><p></p><p>Most of the DVDs covers are displayed at a much lower res on the HTPC anyway. Plus, they will take up more room and take longer to download. So why such a high minimum requirement?</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p></p><p>Chuck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2BitSculptor, post: 318766, member: 65661"] I found issues with sharpness/grain when making highres scans of DVD covers... They always look better when you scale them down to 527X755 (most of the DVD cover art I have) I'm not sure if they will look as crisp if scaled down to 1000X15000 as you recommend. Most of the DVDs covers are displayed at a much lower res on the HTPC anyway. Plus, they will take up more room and take longer to download. So why such a high minimum requirement? Regards Chuck [/QUOTE]
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