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<blockquote data-quote="1gkar" data-source="post: 786729" data-attributes="member: 53076">I'm no expert by any means on ffdshow, but I'll see if I can answer your queries:1)&nbsp; I prefer to use the 'and' qualifier, so both width &amp; height are required for an exact match, to set the loading conditions. In theory, using 'or' should be no different.2)&nbsp; I would not set a profile for this. Use the existing default profile. Set the 'resize &amp; apsect'&nbsp; filter to 'resize to screen resolution'. The only time this may not work correctly is if your HDTV has overscan, in which case, you should set 'resize if...' to match the custom screen resolution as set within your graphics card control panel.3)&nbsp; that can depend on various factors, dependant on your specific HTPC hardware &amp; setup. Check <a href="http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1172653" target="_blank">this thread</a> for recommended filter settings.4)&nbsp; Not to my knowledge. But if you set input &amp; output sizes in the OSD filter, you can see what each media file is being upscaled to.5)&nbsp; Don't use 'process whole image' as it will process the entire image, including any black windowed area. This will increase CPU load, stressing the system, especially if you have set high filter settings in relation to your hardware power.nb. check the link in 3), as at the bottom of the first post, is an external link to how to set profiles. Have not seen that before.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1gkar, post: 786729, member: 53076"] I'm no expert by any means on ffdshow, but I'll see if I can answer your queries: 1) I prefer to use the 'and' qualifier, so both width & height are required for an exact match, to set the loading conditions. In theory, using 'or' should be no different. 2) I would not set a profile for this. Use the existing default profile. Set the 'resize & apsect' filter to 'resize to screen resolution'. The only time this may not work correctly is if your HDTV has overscan, in which case, you should set 'resize if...' to match the custom screen resolution as set within your graphics card control panel. 3) that can depend on various factors, dependant on your specific HTPC hardware & setup. Check [URL="http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1172653"]this thread[/URL] for recommended filter settings. 4) Not to my knowledge. But if you set input & output sizes in the OSD filter, you can see what each media file is being upscaled to. 5) Don't use 'process whole image' as it will process the entire image, including any black windowed area. This will increase CPU load, stressing the system, especially if you have set high filter settings in relation to your hardware power. nb. check the link in 3), as at the bottom of the first post, is an external link to how to set profiles. Have not seen that before. [/QUOTE]

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