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Right now users have to define the output resolution via a percentage value.
This leads to the issue that you have to calculate the upscale factor by hand to achieve a certain resolution and in some cases it's not possible to precisely achieve this with the current function.
However, a better solution is to provide the option for the target resolutions: 1080p, 4k, custom, etc.
The user should not have to make calculations which cannot be specified anyway precisely in the given format, which often does not allow to reach the exact target resolution anyways.
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Right now users have to define the
output resolution
via a percentage value.This leads to the issue that you have to calculate the upscale factor by hand to achieve a certain resolution and in some cases it's not possible to precisely achieve this with the current function.
However, a better solution is to provide the option for the target resolutions: 1080p, 4k, custom, etc.
The user should not have to make calculations which cannot be specified anyway precisely in the given format, which often does not allow to reach the exact target resolution anyways.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: