Resize video without losing quality.

NatewlieWait, what?It's so DVD players aren't stuck in SD or 480i/p. I'd rather they upscale DVDs to 720p or 1080p then stay in their terrible 480i/p resolution.It decreases quality but the convenience of having it cover the screen makes up for it.

True.I've never had a problem with any of my DVD players (even really old ones) with not covering the entire screen. In fact, the only thing I have that has the option of displaying in the original format is my PS3.

its actually probably the TV doing the upscaling, not the dvd player (unless its a bluray/HD-DVD player)

So I downloaded 2 videos in BluRay 720p.
Is that okay?

download 1 is enough but 2 better but from different source bcause u can pick wich one better
now u wanna resize it to what dimension first
if it to mobile phone u need encode it to 8bit or less
better use megui but use handbrake was nice too if u have up-to-date pc or laptop

Replying to #24

What do you mean...?

B3H3M0T · #24download 1 is enough but 2 better but from different source bcause u can pick wich one better
now u wanna resize it to what dimension first
if it to mobile phone u need encode it to 8bit or less
better use megui but use handbrake was nice too if u have up-to-date pc or laptop

Please read our rules, shorthand such as 'u' is not acceptable on this forum.There is no need to transcode the 720p files, he wanted something bigger than what he had, he now has something bigger.

Replying to #26

Yeah. 720p is really good.
And is it 'BluRay', 'Bluray' or 'Blu-ray'?

i mean download 1 is enough but hav 2 more good