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Originally Posted by turrican3
deleauvive, what's differences between hq2x and hqlite ? The speed ?
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Originally Posted by OpenMSX
HQ : A scaler algorithm looks somewhat similar to SaI, but its output is sharper. This complex algorithm is very heavy on the CPU; use this algorithm only on fast PCs. It does a good job on most graphics; it avoids excessive blurring and it keeps corners sharp. On some graphics, it does not identify edges correctly, making those edges blocky instead of smooth. Especially with high scaling factors, it can give a very smooth looking image.
HQ-Lite : This is a variant of HQ : the resulting image is close to HQ, but it is calculated a lot faster. It has a good quality per CPU usage ratio.
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Apparently a faster (experimental, promising) HQ filter, which seems to be an Open-MSX exclusive, but as the licence is GPL it shouldn't be too bothersome for Toni to grab it from the source code, and adapt it to WinUAE.