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<blockquote data-quote="dhasselqvist" data-source="post: 321118" data-attributes="member: 60604">It would be better if the dev of this plug-in answered but I'll try to answer some of your questions.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have no knowledge of this, only used the old in-built tv-engine.&nbsp; Don't know but I can't see why not.&nbsp;It's pretty much as it sounds. In manual mode you will have to press a button on your remote everytime you want the plug-in to change crop settings. In automatic mode it will perform the check and crop on it's own according to the settings you have choosen. The reason for this is that the automatic mode can potentially missinterpretate the image and crop too much/little. When you use manual mode you are more in control; on the other hand you will have to press the remote everytime the crop needs to be adjusted. The test material I had when doing som small enhancements to the plug-in had no problem detecting the correct cropp-settings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dhasselqvist, post: 321118, member: 60604"] It would be better if the dev of this plug-in answered but I'll try to answer some of your questions. I have no knowledge of this, only used the old in-built tv-engine. Don't know but I can't see why not. It's pretty much as it sounds. In manual mode you will have to press a button on your remote everytime you want the plug-in to change crop settings. In automatic mode it will perform the check and crop on it's own according to the settings you have choosen. The reason for this is that the automatic mode can potentially missinterpretate the image and crop too much/little. When you use manual mode you are more in control; on the other hand you will have to press the remote everytime the crop needs to be adjusted. The test material I had when doing som small enhancements to the plug-in had no problem detecting the correct cropp-settings. [/QUOTE]

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