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<blockquote data-quote="ol263" data-source="post: 187043" data-attributes="member: 48728"><p>I don't know if you can do it in MP, but from within FFDSHOW itself you can disable postprocessing of HD sources:</p><p>You can define presets in ffdshow to be used only when certain criteria are met, for example a certain resolution.</p><p>So in your case for example you can set the default preset to do no postprocessing at all, and then add an SD preset (With all your SD postprocessing checked and defined), and define the preset to load only if the video height is less than X (Less than 720 for example).</p><p></p><p>Just note that since the HD is still going thru FFDSHOW (Even though it's not being processed), it will disable hardware acclerated mpeg2 decoding if you have it set in the decoder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ol263, post: 187043, member: 48728"] I don't know if you can do it in MP, but from within FFDSHOW itself you can disable postprocessing of HD sources: You can define presets in ffdshow to be used only when certain criteria are met, for example a certain resolution. So in your case for example you can set the default preset to do no postprocessing at all, and then add an SD preset (With all your SD postprocessing checked and defined), and define the preset to load only if the video height is less than X (Less than 720 for example). Just note that since the HD is still going thru FFDSHOW (Even though it's not being processed), it will disable hardware acclerated mpeg2 decoding if you have it set in the decoder. [/QUOTE]
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