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  1. 31st Jul 2013 11:36 #1
    simonrule
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    is there any virtualdub filter do the same effect like avisynth filter anti aliasing

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  2. 31st Jul 2013 11:49 #2
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    No matter which ever manner you do, you are causing distortion.
    OOOooopsssS! I could have postponed replying you until you discover it by yourself messing around lots of detailed information. Reduce the size of the image you posted by 50%.

    Just to support my claim. Devide your image into two halves, one original and other half anit-aliased. Compare side-by-side or overlap each other to calculate loss of details near by anti-aliased edges. Once Details are lost, They are lost For Ever. There is no way nor any other damn filter can revive it. Anti-aliasing has a very specific purpose, but not for motion videos, that part I leave it for your reaserch.
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    afaik there's no aa filter which natively works in Virtual Dub
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