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Re: why use kona 3 to up rez
by walter biscardi on Jun 30, 2009 at 12:05:33 am

Because in a word, FCP's scaling sucks.

Not to mention when you take an SD clip and drop it into an HD timeline, very often the field order has to be reversed. Such as NTSC SD to NTSC 1080i HD.

The Kona 3 and Kona LHi upconversion is full broadcast quality in realtime.

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