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<blockquote data-quote="is99" data-source="post: 479607" data-attributes="member: 96050">I'm sorry but I must say that your wrong ! Why there is no point to support RAW ?! What is the difference betwen RAW and JPEG ? They are both image formats ! Its true RAW is very &quot;havy&quot; and consume a lot of PC power to open but still its an image format ! Today most of the new PCs are so powerful that they wont have any problem to open it very very fast.Today more and more people uses DSLRs and use RAW mode and usually there is no need to convert becuase 99% of imaging software supports RAW (even Picasa that is amed for the mass market) so why to start converting to JPEG only in order to be able to see it in MediaPortal ? If I will want to make post processing then ok, but I still have 90% of the images not processed and I still want to see them in MediaPortal.Nikon for example released a long time ago a codec for Windows that enables to see NEF files in all Windows aplications so I really don't think that this is such a big deal to support them under MediaPortal too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="is99, post: 479607, member: 96050"] I'm sorry but I must say that your wrong ! Why there is no point to support RAW ?! What is the difference betwen RAW and JPEG ? They are both image formats ! Its true RAW is very "havy" and consume a lot of PC power to open but still its an image format ! Today most of the new PCs are so powerful that they wont have any problem to open it very very fast. Today more and more people uses DSLRs and use RAW mode and usually there is no need to convert becuase 99% of imaging software supports RAW (even Picasa that is amed for the mass market) so why to start converting to JPEG only in order to be able to see it in MediaPortal ? If I will want to make post processing then ok, but I still have 90% of the images not processed and I still want to see them in MediaPortal. Nikon for example released a long time ago a codec for Windows that enables to see NEF files in all Windows aplications so I really don't think that this is such a big deal to support them under MediaPortal too. [/QUOTE]

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