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<blockquote data-quote="elvis56" data-source="post: 401978" data-attributes="member: 86811">Seems to be mostly with videos that are xvid that I get a poorer picture quality. Almost as if sometimes there is an over saturation of the picture. Hard to explain but it's like you see waves of colour over someone's dark black jacket (green or purple) or blotches on a person's skin (as if over saturated). I have SAF installed but I am using PowerDVD9 codec and Divx codec for h.264 because MPC doesn't like all of my MKV files while Divx seems to play them all. I didn't have ASUS Splendid as far as I can tell but I did have something called Gamer OSD and Asus Smart Doctor. I just removed both programs and re-installed Medial portal to the March 27 SVN and the updated the lated StreamedMP skin along with Moving Pictures latest. Seems a bit better but I am wondering now if trying something like ffdshow may improve picture quality for Xvid videos. Maybe it has to do with how some of the files are encoded? The higher end rips I have the picture is very nice. It just seems that if I play the xvid videos in Windows Media Player the picture seems greatly improved. Not sure why that is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elvis56, post: 401978, member: 86811"] Seems to be mostly with videos that are xvid that I get a poorer picture quality. Almost as if sometimes there is an over saturation of the picture. Hard to explain but it's like you see waves of colour over someone's dark black jacket (green or purple) or blotches on a person's skin (as if over saturated). I have SAF installed but I am using PowerDVD9 codec and Divx codec for h.264 because MPC doesn't like all of my MKV files while Divx seems to play them all. I didn't have ASUS Splendid as far as I can tell but I did have something called Gamer OSD and Asus Smart Doctor. I just removed both programs and re-installed Medial portal to the March 27 SVN and the updated the lated StreamedMP skin along with Moving Pictures latest. Seems a bit better but I am wondering now if trying something like ffdshow may improve picture quality for Xvid videos. Maybe it has to do with how some of the files are encoded? The higher end rips I have the picture is very nice. It just seems that if I play the xvid videos in Windows Media Player the picture seems greatly improved. Not sure why that is. [/QUOTE]

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