Originally posted by: Laserman
Well, the problem is going to be that because it will be on DVD for the US anyway it falls under the draconian copy protection legislation.
For other countries where maing your own backup is legal, then it may be worth it if you have a widescreen TV that doesn't have a good scaler built in.
Then you could do it for free using avisynth/virtualdub. You could just do a resize and perhaps a limitedsharpen
Well, the problem is going to be that because it will be on DVD for the US anyway it falls under the draconian copy protection legislation.
For other countries where maing your own backup is legal, then it may be worth it if you have a widescreen TV that doesn't have a good scaler built in.
Then you could do it for free using avisynth/virtualdub. You could just do a resize and perhaps a limitedsharpen
Question: Would this actually make the picture sharper, or does it just make the picture you already have anamorphic and nothing more? I guess my question is does anamorphic in itself make a picture better, or do you have to make the picture better first and the term anamorphic simply means the act of filling a widscreen TV with as much info as it can?
(I sure hope I made sense LOL).