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Lloydn
Da In Oct 2012 124 post(s)
December 30, 2015
hi guys
happy holidays...anyway now in the advanced settings theres an option DONT EXCEED 100% OF THE SOURCE CLIPS...now by default now its unchecked....i was playing a few of the older cards and with this unchecked well they are much bigger which was cool....my q is is it a good idea to play like the 720p and 1080p cards in the bigger size?....i dont know what to do..i know of the earlier cards if they are smaller they are sharper...i mean the 3k cards nothin happens if u check or uncheck it....what do u guys do?...
have a happy new year everyone
Lloyd
happy holidays...anyway now in the advanced settings theres an option DONT EXCEED 100% OF THE SOURCE CLIPS...now by default now its unchecked....i was playing a few of the older cards and with this unchecked well they are much bigger which was cool....my q is is it a good idea to play like the 720p and 1080p cards in the bigger size?....i dont know what to do..i know of the earlier cards if they are smaller they are sharper...i mean the 3k cards nothin happens if u check or uncheck it....what do u guys do?...
have a happy new year everyone
Lloyd
December 30, 2015
When the "Don't Exceed 100%" box is off small clips like 720p will be scaled up to the percent of screen size you selected in the basic settings. Scaling up will result in a fuzzier image often with rough edges. It will also require more processing because additional pixels must be created for the larger image. If you like the result there is no reason not to do this.
My main display is 4K and my usual single card scale is 75%. With these settings 1080p cards look a bit fuzzier than 3K cards and, for me, 720p cards are ***** fuzzy. On this display I only play 720p cards as part of multi-card (small scale) groups with a setting of 25%. Even then the 720p cards are a bit fuzzy.
Once as an experiment, I stood my 4K monitor on edge in portrait mode and played some 3K cards at 95%. The images were spectacular, but I could detect a small amount of bluring.
I play all my cards with the "Don't Exceed 100%" box off, but I have a relatively new and powerful computer with a good graphics processor.
My main display is 4K and my usual single card scale is 75%. With these settings 1080p cards look a bit fuzzier than 3K cards and, for me, 720p cards are ***** fuzzy. On this display I only play 720p cards as part of multi-card (small scale) groups with a setting of 25%. Even then the 720p cards are a bit fuzzy.
Once as an experiment, I stood my 4K monitor on edge in portrait mode and played some 3K cards at 95%. The images were spectacular, but I could detect a small amount of bluring.
I play all my cards with the "Don't Exceed 100%" box off, but I have a relatively new and powerful computer with a good graphics processor.
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