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  1. 10th Oct 2001 10:21 #1
    cifcap
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    Greetings All,

    Is there anyway to increase the resolution of a video file after it has been captured? For example if I have a file that's 160 x 120 is there a program or technique that will allow me to increase it to let's say 320 x 240? As always I would appreciate any help you can provide.

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    Sure you can resize it to anything you want. However, this will cause a decrease in quaility (just like if you play it full screen on your PC). So you're kind of stuck at this point.

    Resizing down thou is ok. For example, capture at 720x480, resize to 352x240 will produce a better encode the capturing at 352x240.
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