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The directShow version of this amazing upscaler allows not integer decimal values for scaling, so you can obtain the exact amount of scaling to fit your monitor.
For example.. from a 640x480 DVD-source I can go to FullHD with a zoomFactor of 2.25, while if it's PAL (720x576) I can use 1.875 to obtain the exact amount of scaling I require.
The Avisynth version of Anime4KCPP uses an INT value for this parameter, so I can't have precise control on the output resolution (as I have with the DS version) when processing some video clips to create upscaled/enhanced version of them through my Avisynth scripts.
Since the DS filter supports decimal values.. it would be great having this possibility in the Avisynth version too.
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The directShow version of this amazing upscaler allows not integer decimal values for scaling, so you can obtain the exact amount of scaling to fit your monitor.
For example.. from a 640x480 DVD-source I can go to FullHD with a zoomFactor of 2.25, while if it's PAL (720x576) I can use 1.875 to obtain the exact amount of scaling I require.
The Avisynth version of Anime4KCPP uses an INT value for this parameter, so I can't have precise control on the output resolution (as I have with the DS version) when processing some video clips to create upscaled/enhanced version of them through my Avisynth scripts.
Since the DS filter supports decimal values.. it would be great having this possibility in the Avisynth version too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: