Is it possible to do 720p with a fullscreen source such as... Chrno Crusade?
And if so, how? :O
720p AMVs
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Re: 720p AMVs
export it at 720p? o.O
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Re: 720p AMVs
full screen 4:3 to 16:9 720p
crop(0,60,0,60)
lanczosresize(1280,720)
have fun...
crop(0,60,0,60)
lanczosresize(1280,720)
have fun...
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Re: 720p AMVs
If you mean what kinds of releases have 4:3 ratio images with 720 vertical lines and are not the product of an upscale, then for the most part you're SOL. Certain visual novels have large-res, 1600x1200 event CG (like Ina Koi!, which I did use to create a 720p sequence), and I do think some 4:3 material was released on HD DVD that retained its original aspect ratio (that may have been possible only through pillarboxing, though - I dunno what HD DVD spec allows as far as resolutions are concerned, technically speaking).
So in short, if it's not released as 4:3 (with or without pillarboxing, depending on spec) on Blu-ray or HD DVD, or can be adapted to 960x720 like stills can, then your only option is to upscale, which is usually a complete waste of energy, computational cycles, and filesize. The only time I could see it being desirable is if the upconversion of your HDTV and/or DVD player totally sucks and you can get a better result from AviSynth's resizers.
So in short, if it's not released as 4:3 (with or without pillarboxing, depending on spec) on Blu-ray or HD DVD, or can be adapted to 960x720 like stills can, then your only option is to upscale, which is usually a complete waste of energy, computational cycles, and filesize. The only time I could see it being desirable is if the upconversion of your HDTV and/or DVD player totally sucks and you can get a better result from AviSynth's resizers.
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Re: 720p AMVs
The FMP blu-rays are 4:3 and 1080p... it looks odd...
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Re: 720p AMVs
I found the Gunbuster Blu-Ray looking rather odd being 4:3 at 1080 myself, but yeah, they do exist.
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