This article came out in 2005, what happened to this tech? I can't find any decent software that uses these kinds of algorithms.
I would like to restore my WCW collection, and I have a decent amount of power and time. I don't mind paying a couple hundred for an effective solution.
You could try blowing up the videos with something like MPEG Stremclip and running it through JVC to clean up the interpolation. MPEG SC is Mac/Windows but JVC is Mac only, so that might be a problem. That said, I can't imagine something similar for Windows doesn't exist.
If you want to do exactly what they're talking about in the article, I have no idea where you might look....
I have seen those types of filters, but what they were doing there is so much better. I realize it would take a day or two to process a two hour video, but it would still be worth it.
As a side note, are you running Throttlestop on your 940XM?
No, my Sager (Clevo 860CU) spends most of it's time in a non-Windows environment. When it's in Windows, I need the battery life more than a speed boost (and appreciate quiet fans). My GTX285M runs a bit cooler/uses less power than your Radeon so throttling isn't much of an issue and turbo works but it rarely kicks on.
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