Making 640 footage look decent with 1080

Thanks in advance for the help. I am doing an edit with 1080p footage and for parts of it I want to edit in some old school footage. This stuff is really old--I ripped it off a DVD and it is 640x480. My sequence is set to my 1080p footage (that's the what the majority of the edit is going to be) and I have dropped in some 640 clips here and there. I know it obviously will look pretty poor compared to my 1080 footage, I was just wondering if there were any tricks to making it look any better (less pexilated, slightly more distinguishable, anything....). Any thoughts?

DVD ought to be 720x480, so I would question the ripping method. Besides the lower 640x480 resolution, the format/codec you ripped to could also be affecting quality. In truth, you can simply copy the .vob files directly from the DVD to your hard drive (if not protected) and edit them right in Premiere, therefore not transcoding to another format that could cause additional quality loss.
Next, what is the intended destination of the final video? Does it HAVE to be 1080 at delivery? For instance if going to YouTube, edit the 1080 footage in a 720p sequence. The HD footage will still look great, and the SD footage is getting "blown up" a lot less, so it will not look as nasty.
If you plan to deliver as DVD, then simply edit everything in an NTSC sequence and don't blow up the SD at all, keep all the SD quality. Many workflow options, depending on needs.
Thanks
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Maybe I am Importing it wrongly, as the SDR is a HDD, I just import the usual way... So I can't see i am doing anything wrong there.
I understand that this is a large post and I have so many questions about getting it right. But my main problem is the end product just doesn't quite live up to my expectations, or as it looks on the Camera (or playing from the camera on a 40inch Bravia) before importing in to PP.
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No problems Harm
I appreciate you taking the time to help me out with this issue.
Let me go through what I do, hopefully you can pick any holes.
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To test if this is really what I am going to end up with at the end of my project I have exported as an AVI file and played it on my PS3. The footage still looks washed out, Blurry etc.
I have also expoted to a DVD via Encore using Dynamic Link and importing a renederd file and palyed this back on both a Toshiba DVD (upscaler) and PS3. I have also tested it on A Sony Plasma (Though this actually makes it more washed out but a smoother feel) also through a Bravia 30" LCD (this looks the same).
Also played back on PC using VLC, WMP, Nero & Media Player Classic - all give very similar results.
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