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    Is it possible to upres SD footage to HD with Edius 4? I'm seeing footage on National Geographic Channel that I know was shot in SD originally but it's in an HD program. So I'm wondering how they did that. Could it be they are just stretching it? Thanks.
    Jim Edds www.ExtremeStorms.com

    Edius 5.51, I7 980x Hex Core, 3.33 GHz, 12GB DDR3, HD Spark, 250GB SSD, Win7 64 bit, 4x2TB RAID 5 eSATA array (200-225mb/sec), 4 hot swappable internal SATAII misc.. drives; Cams: Panasonic AG-DVX200, Go Pro; Edius 5.51/HP 8710W & 17 in mid 2010 MBP/Adobe CC suite.

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    You can use the layout tool for this "F7" you can take SD footage and either crop it or stretch it to fit the screen :)


    Mike

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    • #3
      if the SD footage is 16:9, then simply open it inside a HD project and add a sharpness filter of 20%

      if the SD footage is 4:3, then you can pan/scan with layout tool until you have the right look, after all we don't want to cut off heads, then add the sharpness
      Anton Strauss
      Antons Video Productions - Sydney

      EDIUS X WG with BM Mini Monitor 4k and BM Mini Recorder, Gigabyte X299 UD4 Pro, Intel Core i9 9960X 16 Core, 32 Threads @ 4.3Ghz, Corsair Water Cooling, Gigabyte RTX-2070 Super 3X 8GB Video Card, Samsung 860 Pro 512GB SSD for System, 8TB Samsung Raid0 SSD for Video, 2 Pioneer BDR-209 Blu-ray/DVD burners, Hotswap Bay for 3.5" Sata and 2.5" SSD, Phanteks Enthoo Pro XL Tower, Corsair 32GB DDR4 Ram, Win10 Pro

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      • #4
        You can do that but don't expect quality will be the same as NG, they have dedicated hardware for that.
        I7-6900K, X99 Taichi, Geforce GTX 1070, Corsair RM850X, Corsair H100 IV2, Windows 10, Edius WG 9.30

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        • #5
          So there is a hardware up res solution? Do you know what it's called and do you know if it's based on interpolation? I'm in the stock footage business and would like to check it out. Thanks!
          Jim Edds www.ExtremeStorms.com

          Edius 5.51, I7 980x Hex Core, 3.33 GHz, 12GB DDR3, HD Spark, 250GB SSD, Win7 64 bit, 4x2TB RAID 5 eSATA array (200-225mb/sec), 4 hot swappable internal SATAII misc.. drives; Cams: Panasonic AG-DVX200, Go Pro; Edius 5.51/HP 8710W & 17 in mid 2010 MBP/Adobe CC suite.

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          • #6
            Here is one, http://www.miranda.com/product.php?i=278
            Leitch also have one too, or just google it.
            I7-6900K, X99 Taichi, Geforce GTX 1070, Corsair RM850X, Corsair H100 IV2, Windows 10, Edius WG 9.30

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            • #7
              Keep in mind that you can't create detail where none exists in the original source image, so the best you can hope for is to make good SD footage look tolerable when mixed with proper HD footage. If you're hoping to salvage old footage then upsampling may be worth a try, but if you're trying to plan for the future then it's time to sell your SD cameras and upgrade to HD production.
              Edius 6.5 on Lenovo W520 laptop: Intel Core i7-2720QM @2.2 GHz, Nvidia graphics card, 8GB RAM, Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Canon Vixia HF-G10, three Sony HDV video cameras and one Canon 7D.

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              • #8
                I couldn't agree more. These (sometimes high dollar) solutions are not going to turn SD into HD but they will do a good job making it look much better then just blowing it up.


                Mike

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by GrassValley_MD View Post
                  I couldn't agree more. These (sometimes high dollar) solutions are not going to turn SD into HD but they will do a good job making it look much better then just blowing it up.


                  Mike
                  Yep, you can't put something in that is not there already, but it will do a heck of a lot better than using Edius to blow it up, but I just update my PS3 to 1.8 firmware and it upscale SD DVD to 1080P and I must say it does a pretty darn good job.
                  I7-6900K, X99 Taichi, Geforce GTX 1070, Corsair RM850X, Corsair H100 IV2, Windows 10, Edius WG 9.30

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                  • #10
                    I have tons of "stock footage". Some of which I shot personally in the major cities in the US and then some that I purchased. It is all 4X3 SD. I sure hope that there will be some way that I can us it later in my HD projects.

                    I have been shooting all ny projects in HDV since 06 (Sony Zu1) and I am looking hard at the new HDCAM EX that Sony is about to launch. My main camera in the past was a DSR 500 and I must say that 16x9 footage from that camera looks pretty good on a wide screen monitor.

                    I guess it will make ,along with my other equipment, a good boat anchor soon.

                    Ronnie
                    Ronnie Martin
                    Kato Video Productions
                    main system: custom built by Edit HD Ultma 277,Intel (R) core (TM) i7 2600K cpu 3.40 GHz 3.40Ghz, 16GB ram, Windows 7, Intel HD (R) graphics 3000, NVIDA Gforce GT 440, C drive Samsung SSD 850 pro, video drive WD 3TB SATA, 2 LG Bluray drives, External WD SATA 2TB storage/backup drives in thermaltake Black device. edius 8.3 WG

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                    • #11
                      I am also interested in up-converting archived DV to HD, recognizing that the best I can hope for is no loss of quality compared to SD. The problem I see with hardware convertors (Miranda, Teranex, etc) is that they input SD SDI rather than SD DV, and generally output HD SDI. I am new to Edius, but I believe that it will accept HD SDI for editing, but can Edius also convert DV to SD SDI for input to a hardware convertor ?

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