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  1. 28th Jan 2003 21:03 #1
    Crash-n-Burn
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    Is there a way to improve video quailty on a mpeg file that I downloaded? It is a little bit pixilated.
    Thanx in advance
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  2. 28th Jan 2003 21:54 #2
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    Yes, get the original source and re-encode it to a better resolution/higher bitrate.
    Latest version of my bitrate calculator v1.0.04.
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  3. 28th Jan 2003 21:55 #3
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    What do you mean by original source? I only have the mpeg file
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  4. 28th Jan 2003 21:58 #4
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    You could also use Noise Reduction to remove some of those pixels.
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    I mean Noise Reduction Filters.
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  6. 28th Jan 2003 22:00 #6
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    Every time you re-encode your losing quality.
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  7. 28th Jan 2003 22:19 #7
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    so pretty much you are saying that the quality wont get any better?
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  8. 28th Jan 2003 22:21 #8
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    correct
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  9. 28th Jan 2003 22:22 #9
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    You can re-encode the video at a higher res, running tons of noise reduction, and blur.

    It helps alot. With TV episodes ect..
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  10. 28th Jan 2003 22:51 #10
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    Thanx guys the noise reduction and blur helped alot!
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