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| | Video Upconverting Is there any DVD player software that will upconvert DVD 480i to 720p or 1080i? Al |
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| | Re: Video Upconverting Al, try AnyDVD HD from Slysoft. There is a Beta version available from 'AnyDVD HD 6.1.2.0 beta - SlySoft Forum' (http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=1281) good luck from Monfor -- forbes Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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| | Re: Video Upconverting On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 12:31:50 -0700, Alfred Kaufmann <al_kaufmann@hotmail.com> wrote: >Is there any DVD player software that will upconvert DVD 480i to 720p >or 1080i? > >Al Not sure I'm getting your question. The upconverting/upscaling process if you're referring to simply playing back some already created DVD at a higher resolution is handled by a special chip and support circuity inside the actual DVD player and in some tvs or projectors. AFAIK there is no software that does this outright unless you're referring to video editing software, then yes, of course. If that's what you mean, longer answer: What you're looking for is actually under the realm of video editing, the correct technical term in this case is called transcoding. That is the process where a video file is decoded and then recompressed into a different file format and then converted to a different frame size and sometimes a different frame rate. Your success, meaning how good the outcome, depends on the software you use and to a great extend on the encoder which may or may not be included. They all are obviously licensed. I use Vegas which is a product from Sony that's professional grade. It can do what you want, but it isn't cheap. It includes encoders from Main Concept, one of the best that's reasonably priced along with the ability to encode Dolby 5-1 sound as well. You can also buy hardware cards for encoding but those are very expensive. |
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| | Re: Video Upconverting On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 15:50:50 -0500, Adam Albright <AA@ABC.net> wrote: >On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 12:31:50 -0700, Alfred Kaufmann ><al_kaufmann@hotmail.com> wrote: > >>Is there any DVD player software that will upconvert DVD 480i to 720p >>or 1080i? >> >>Al > >Not sure I'm getting your question. The upconverting/upscaling process >if you're referring to simply playing back some already created DVD at >a higher resolution is handled by a special chip and support circuity >inside the actual DVD player and in some tvs or projectors. That is exactly what I am looking for, I have a mutli-media machine with al DVD readers and a video card that can output 1080i and I just want a good software DVD player that can take advantage of this fact. > AFAIK there is no software that does this outright :-( Al |
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