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<blockquote data-quote="ORPhD" data-source="post: 97564" data-attributes="member: 18863">Haven't checked this thread for a while, but I will answer some questions now that I see were raised...just in case you haven't found your answers elsewhere.bennyy:&nbsp; I think you're wanting to use a denoiser.&nbsp; Several exist (Denoise3d and Spresso are two, I think).&nbsp; I don't use them, so I can't be of much help there, but hopefully that will get you pointed in the right direction.Bear84: I know exactly what your problem is.&nbsp; It's actually the result of two different things.&nbsp; First I'm guessing that you are using the Dscaler5 mpeg2 decoder.&nbsp; In the options for it, you probably want to uncheck &quot;Use analog blanking&quot; since that is what is throwing away 16 lines of your DVD resolution.&nbsp; That will bring your DVD resolution up to the full 720x480.&nbsp; Then in the ffdshow options, under Resize and Aspect I think you want to select No aspect ratio correction.&nbsp; I'm not sure why, but several guides state that Keep original aspect ratio should be selected.&nbsp; At least for some setups (mine included), THIS IS WRONG.&nbsp; It results in people that, for lack of a better term, are too skinny.&nbsp; Choosing no AR correction should fix your problem.ffdshow really is a great program, not just for simple gathering of codecs as Commy64 mentioned, but for post-processing as well if you're willing to take the time and effort.&nbsp; Unfortunately, it is a tough program, and there is so much misinformation floating around, it can really be tough to sort through.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ORPhD, post: 97564, member: 18863"] Haven't checked this thread for a while, but I will answer some questions now that I see were raised...just in case you haven't found your answers elsewhere. bennyy: I think you're wanting to use a denoiser. Several exist (Denoise3d and Spresso are two, I think). I don't use them, so I can't be of much help there, but hopefully that will get you pointed in the right direction. Bear84: I know exactly what your problem is. It's actually the result of two different things. First I'm guessing that you are using the Dscaler5 mpeg2 decoder. In the options for it, you probably want to uncheck "Use analog blanking" since that is what is throwing away 16 lines of your DVD resolution. That will bring your DVD resolution up to the full 720x480. Then in the ffdshow options, under Resize and Aspect I think you want to select No aspect ratio correction. I'm not sure why, but several guides state that Keep original aspect ratio should be selected. At least for some setups (mine included), THIS IS WRONG. It results in people that, for lack of a better term, are too skinny. Choosing no AR correction should fix your problem. ffdshow really is a great program, not just for simple gathering of codecs as Commy64 mentioned, but for post-processing as well if you're willing to take the time and effort. Unfortunately, it is a tough program, and there is so much misinformation floating around, it can really be tough to sort through. [/QUOTE]

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