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  1. 6th Nov 2004 13:35 #31
    Brent212
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    Wow, just looked at those pics. That source looks to be of a much higher quality than mine. Edit and Auto almost look the same, while sharp actually looks softer than both. I'm not sure what order I'd put those three into in terms of preference.
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    The source is the VHS of "The 5th Element" movie. I was also surprised at how soft "Sharp" was. I was expecting increased sharpness, for sure.
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    Just out of curiosity, did you try it with TBC off and Video Stabilizer on? Though TBC usually works better, you never know...
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    Very Interesting Post!
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  5. 6th Nov 2004 16:20 #35
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    Originally Posted by piano632
    Just out of curiosity, did you try it with TBC off and Video Stabilizer on? Though TBC usually works better, you never know...
    Was this question for me or trock? Hopefully not me.
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