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Re: Resolution seems a little low on big screen TV

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When I make a DVD from HD material, I export my timeline using a High quality "lossleess" codec, e.g. the free download UT codec.  This produces a very large file, but avoids a lot of problems with quality in the necessary re-encoding.

 

I then use AME to produce a DVD legal file for Encore.  I create my DVD, and then I play it on a player which has Up-scaling on my Hi-def TV.  Up-scaling players give much better results with DVDs than straight DVD players when you have a large screen TV.

 

The cameras you use make it sound as though you may be coming from a still photograph background.  Well all the problems caused by lack of pixels and down-scaling you met there are present in video, but in spades!!!

 

The frame for 1920x1080 HD video has around 2 megapixels, while the frame for PAL SD video has round 0.4 megapixels.  Think how many megapixels you would want in a still image to print at A4 size with adequate results, let alone a poster sized 40 inch sheet of paper.  NTSC video has even fewer pixels than PAL!


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