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If source is YV12, an extra step is required because of differing chroma placement. How is the Spline36 kernel unbalanced out of curiosity? I upscale the video at the very end. But the spline is more controlled. I made comparisons of different resizers. I'd swear that I read that bilinear was the best for dowscaling..

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Heck use kbps on the source rather then upscaling the image, and you'll get a better quality video then if you where to use kbps on the upscaled image.

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It doesn't matter how big the output image is going to be - it's still just 4 taps. I say that more than kbps is unreasonable because it just is If not, is spline64desize a plugin?

Also, can anyone explain what is the point of adding 0. I sorta understand how it could help though based on your description of most video cards. In this case, it would be the one that comes out the crappiest looking, because sharp images tend to take more bits than softer images.

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I'm not too sure what it does actually although I've heard about it at least 20 times, honestly. More specifically though, what are the real differences between Spline16Resize for example vs.

I am not saying that you need a different offset for chroma with PointResize in other situations. There are actually 4 lobes -- 2 on each side Lol, ok, I'll check it out. Anything above that bitrate for a non-HD video is just unreasonable. Of course, all this is of mainly academic interest, since Splkne64resize agree that the exercise is fairly pointless.

LanczosResize is an alternative to BicubicResize with high values of c about 0. There's a massive spline vs lanczos thread somewhere.

I mainly spline64reisze to know the differences between how they work. The rationale for Spline is to be as sharp as possible with less ringing artifacts than LanczosResize produces. In the meanwhile, what's the recommendation of blu-ray's x to x? Cropping of the left and top edges respectively, in pixels, before resizing. And yeah, especially on a high resolution screen - the difference is there.

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All of the Spline dpline64resize Lanczos resizers are very sharp. As with Cropthese arguments have different functionality, depending on their value:. Some resizers have a big difference but to what I was asking for, yeah, I know. Well, the reason I posted this frame in particular is because the x codec always has trouble with details in really dark areas. Lanczos was created for AviSynth because it retained so much detail, more so even than BicubicResize spline64reslze.

Maybe it'd be more apparent if I resized it even more. The UpDown function I posted above only does vertical resizing. It's pretty much to justify the larger bitrate. Yes, in terms of sharpness. This means that Lanczos is NOT suited for low bitrate video, the various Bicubic flavours are much better for this. Since I have the advantage of using high quality but slow filters to produce that HD output, I don't have to deal with the lower splie64resize resizer built into many software players.

You can demonstrate this with a script like this: You won't get true sharpness — what you'll get is exaggerated edges. If source is YV12, an extra step is required because of differing chroma placement.

If you're comparing resizers, don't encode.