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| When it comes to anyting with video I know 0. Just got a video emailed from my son in Iraq, and the frames are so tiny it is hard to make out most things. Although I can spot him in the images I would like to see it a bit larger. So they were able to email it, it is in .wmv format and is 2.68MB. Is there anyway to increase the frames without sacrificing the clarity? I really would like to see his face better. Help.... | ||
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Try this player from VLC http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ If your trying to use Windows Media Player, it tends to be small. With VLC it's alot larger...... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Hey Foe, I saw that your using a 9800 Pro.......Try using DivX.......That program is suppose to enhance the pic if your using an ATI card........... http://www.divx.com/ | ||
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| I doubt anything can improve video quality for your video file. I have 700MB movie files and their video quality only improves a slight bit if i mess around with codec settings for hours. If the file was encoded lousily in the start, it will always be crappy. DivX will not help because .wmv files do not use the Divx codec. The DivX player may make it look slightly better but don't expect huge differences. | ||
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That's pretty cool re-up while in Iraq.Kudos to him! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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