Death blow to Toshiba's SRT/SUC/Res+ upconverter: It doesn't work in real-time!

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Death blow to Toshiba's SRT/SUC/Res+ upconverter: It doesn't work in real-time!

08-21-2008, 02:05 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CraigW

I am not sure. I think Toshiba's grand plan is to have a player that can do extensive inter-frame interpolation to get closer to BD quality. But as it has already been pointed out, the technology and hardware to do extensive processing is both time and cost prohibitive.

Indeed, the processing flowchart as shown on amazon displays no sign of multi-frame voodoo:

It goes one frame at a time, using "non-linear" scaling.

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