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DScaler is an open-source video deinterlacer and scaling program for Microsoft Windows. Version 4 is a complete standalone program, while version 5 is planned to be a DirectShow filter. The last publicly committed change to the source code was on 2 April 2012, suggesting the project has been abandoned.

From Version 4.1.17, Direct3D output and Windows Vista x64 are supported as a test version.

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List of Current ITV Sport personnel of video scaler

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Works of video scaler

Landscapes and Silence (2016)Landscapes and Silence featuring Horowitzs work Starfields and Fields (2016), was realized with the collaborative support of Edgar Pinto and exhibition co-curator Tanya Abraham of the Kashi Art Gallery and the Art Outreach Society (TAOS) in Kochi, Kerala. Imaging Saturn (2016)Imaging Saturn (2016) is a multimedia installation that focuses on Saturn, its orbit, and the paths of the sun and surrounding stars. Incorporating aspects of participatory science and data visualization, the exhibit combines astronomy and astrophotography with mapping of Saturn's ecliptic, a mechanized orbiter (developed with Ray Peterson), kinetic sculptures, and video.

It reflects an interest in Saturn going back to 2010. Blurry Canada (2011)During a road trip across Canada in 2010, Horowitz recorded 175 hours of continuous video and 20,000 images. Seventy-five chromogenic prints, and all 175 hours of video in a 13-day loop, were exhibited in her show Blurry Canada at Dunlop Sherwood Village Gallery in Regina in 2011.

The exhibit was shown at the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba in 2012. Trio (2008)Trio is a multichannel video installation that shows Horowitz' efforts to learn to play Franz Schubert's Piano Trio No. 2, a trio for piano, cello and violin.

Trio was presented at the Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide, Australia, in 2008. Trees of Canada (2007)For Trees of Canada Horowitz drew upon Canada's 2004 National Forest Inventory as an inspiration for examining indigenous and naturalized trees. Her resulting series of acrylic paintings was exhibited in 2007 at the Profiles Gallery, St.

Albert, Alberta, and in 2008 at MKG127 Gallery, Toronto, Ontario. Twenty pieces from Trees of Canada (2007) were acquired by Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade for the permanent collection of Canada House in London, England. Horowitz attended the unveiling, at which Queen Elizabeth II was present.

twitch (2003)twitch (2003) is a group exhibition curated by Risa Horowitz. It began as a two person exhibit which was orchestrated by the selection committee for regular programming at Ace Art inc. This hybrid collaboration consisted of five artists; David Rokebys Very Nervous System; Garnet Hertzs Experiments in Galvanism; Nicholas Stedmans The Blanket Project; Kevin Yates Untitled (Dying Bull) and other works; and Erika Lincolns Scale.

twitch invites the viewer to consider the simulated fantasy that technology and interactive media can provide throughout the exhibit. Horowitz describes the exhibit; twitch is about comfort; thought; pleasure; mystery; learning; joy; fear; pain; the search for meaning; mythology and enabling myths; our place in the universe; loneliness. Melitzah (20002007)Melitzah (20002007) is an extensive vocal performance coupled with the Canadian Oxford Dictionary.

Horowitz visualized every word in the dictionary with a waveform of her pronunciation of that word and documented her visualization in a set of 138 books and a website. Melitzah was selected for the FILE Electronic Language International Festival, So Paulo Brazil, in 2005. girl before a mirror (2000)girl before a mirror (2000) is an MFA project completed at the University of Saskatchewan originally exhibited at the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery.

It is based loosely on a 1932 painting of the same name by Pablo Picasso. Horowitz started with a catalog of photographic self portraits compiled between 1993 and 1999 in the Canadian communities of Toronto, French River, Windsor, Vancouver, and Saskatoon. The concept of a mirror is here being used as an analogue for a self portrait, with the idea that the portrait never perfectly reflects the actual person.

Horowitz used the concept to explore a triple level of surveillance. She was surveilling herself through her own self portraits. By exhibiting them on the web and in galleries, she was allowing others to perform their own surveillance on her surveillance.

Finally, since the web site recorded such things as search terms, she was able to do her own further surveillance of her audience through the way they interacted with her site.