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  1. 4th Aug 2004 02:48 #1
    mr.mike23
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    i am having a problem with a movie i have, the quality of the movie is very poor and i would like to know if its anyway posssible i can repair it and put it on another dvd disc with a better quality and better sound. if so please let me know. thank you..

    and also i am very new to this
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  2. 4th Aug 2004 04:14 #2
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    No. Garbage in, garbage out and all that. Using some filters might improve matters marginally, but then you'd have to reencode which as such lowers the quality even more...

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    It's very possible to improve video. I do it often.

    An intro: http://www.digitalfaq.com/restoration/video/videorestore.htm
    But no advanced techniuqes online, not yet.
    Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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    It might be possible, but is a noob gonna pick it up immediately ?

    Without advanced techniques it is very difficult to improve quality.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    put it on another dvd disc
    leads me to believe that the low Q origial is already on DVD, wheras the video restore guide seems to be mostly about restoring video on tape. Not much to do then than filter and reencode...

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