targets the 720p resolution (1280x720 pixels). For this specific film, 720p is the optimal balance because Anastasia was hand-drawn and digitally composited at 2K (roughly 1920x1080). Upscaling to 4K adds no native detail. Downscaling to 480p loses too much.
It’s an , which supports:
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An orphan named Anya, suffering from amnesia, teams up with two con men to find her family in Paris, unaware that she might be the Grand Duchess Anastasia, the last surviving member of the Russian Royal Family. Meanwhile, the undead sorcerer Rasputin attempts to destroy her. Features the voices of as Anastasia, John Cusack as Dimitri, and Christopher Lloyd as Rasputin. Approximately 94 minutes. Content & Safety for some mild language and scary images. Family, identity, and the Russian Revolution. Parental Guide: Downscaling to 480p loses too much
By utilizing , this encode processes over 1 billion possible colors compared to the 16.7 million colors available in 8-bit files.