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I'm attempting to upscale a 3D movie from 1080p to 4k and I'm noticing that the output from fx-upscale can be blurrier than the input I'm giving it (when things with a lot of detail are in motion).
If I inspect the bitrate, the upscaled output video appears to be using the same bitrate as the input video file (edit: Or lower, even) . I would expect the upscaled video to have a higher bitrate than the input video to account for the increased resolution, no?
Edit again:
I started with a 100 GB 1080p MV-HEVC video file (encoded with way too high of a quality just to figure out where detail is getting lost), and after running it through fx-upscale it became a 15 GB 4K MV-HEVC.
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I'm attempting to upscale a 3D movie from 1080p to 4k and I'm noticing that the output from fx-upscale can be blurrier than the input I'm giving it (when things with a lot of detail are in motion).
If I inspect the bitrate, the upscaled output video appears to be using the same bitrate as the input video file (edit: Or lower, even) . I would expect the upscaled video to have a higher bitrate than the input video to account for the increased resolution, no?
Edit again:
I started with a 100 GB 1080p MV-HEVC video file (encoded with way too high of a quality just to figure out where detail is getting lost), and after running it through fx-upscale it became a 15 GB 4K MV-HEVC.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: