<p>I plan to use Retroarch to dump and create videos from the various cores that are featured there. I had asked for advice from other places online ranging from recommended emulators to what video editing programs to use for editing. Although I thank them for giving me some good advice, there are still things that I still need some help on.</p>
<p>I want to ask what is a good setup for lossless, high quality videos that I can create on Retroarch? What is a good way to upscale my videos to 720p using FFMPEG/AVISynth? Retroarch usually dumps .mkv files so I figured that it would make my experience easier.</p>

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FFmpeg Nvidia/cuda scaler : `-vf scale_npp=w=1920:h=1080`
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I also I am looking for the PointResixe/Nearest Neighbor equivalent in FFMPEG? I want it to 720p but I also want it to be as close to the original as possible.
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What is a good FFMPEG/AVISynth to upscale gaming videos?
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# What is a good FFMPEG/AVISynth to upscale gaming videos?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-12)

I plan to use Retroarch to dump and create videos from the various cores that are featured there. I had asked for advice from other places online ranging from recommended emulators to what video editing programs to use for editing. Although I thank them for giving me some good advice, there are still things that I still need some help on.

I want to ask what is a good setup for lossless, high quality videos that I can create on Retroarch? What is a good way to upscale my videos to 720p using FFMPEG/AVISynth? Retroarch usually dumps .mkv files so I figured that it would make my experience easier.

**Tags:** ffmpeg, davinci-resolve, recommendation, avisynth, video-game

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: FFmpeg Nvidia/cuda scaler : `-vf scale_npp=w=1920:h=1080`  
> **username_0**: I also I am looking for the PointResixe/Nearest Neighbor equivalent in FFMPEG? I want it to 720p but I also want it to be as close to the original as possible.  

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