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<blockquote data-quote="ed76" data-source="post: 1063591" data-attributes="member: 128151">for me postprocessing is absolutly necessary. i wouldnt use any mediacenter without postprocessing...at the moment i use &quot;High quality YV12 to RGB conversion&quot;, a better resitze algorithm than mp-default biliniear resize and -most important- a sharpen filter (unsharp masking/asharp). also high quality video (720p, 1080p) benefits from a shapen filter if you know how to use this in the right way. i have testeted a lot - i am pretty sure also good tv-receivers (like my kathrein, which is known for good picture quality) use a kind of unsharp masking. but you have to use this carefully depending on the video resolution (you cant use the same amount of sharpen for SD, HD, or avi/xvid). and that is at the moment only possible with ffdshow. another option would be a &quot;rule based&quot; use of shaders like it is done in xbmc-dsplayer. regarding to this i have ask some time ago (point 2 und 3):<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/shader-postprocessing.121396/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/shader-postprocessing.121396/</a>if a option for postprocessing would come in the future to mp2 that would be very nice.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ed76, post: 1063591, member: 128151"] for me postprocessing is absolutly necessary. i wouldnt use any mediacenter without postprocessing... at the moment i use "High quality YV12 to RGB conversion", a better resitze algorithm than mp-default biliniear resize and -most important- a sharpen filter (unsharp masking/asharp). also high quality video (720p, 1080p) benefits from a shapen filter if you know how to use this in the right way. i have testeted a lot - i am pretty sure also good tv-receivers (like my kathrein, which is known for good picture quality) use a kind of unsharp masking. but you have to use this carefully depending on the video resolution (you cant use the same amount of sharpen for SD, HD, or avi/xvid). and that is at the moment only possible with ffdshow. another option would be a "rule based" use of shaders like it is done in xbmc-dsplayer. regarding to this i have ask some time ago (point 2 und 3): [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/shader-postprocessing.121396/[/url] if a option for postprocessing would come in the future to mp2 that would be very nice..... [/QUOTE]

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