(2018-05-06, 13:03)fritsch Wrote: Since yesterday a "whitelist approach" was implemented for refresh rate switching - you need to properly select the modes you want to allow switching to.

(2018-05-17, 11:18)ezechiel1917 Wrote: Hi, are there any significant differences when using guide from 1st post with Ubuntu 18.04 server? Thanks

(2018-05-21, 10:13)ezechiel1917 Wrote: Thanks, your guides worked quite fine (also your permanent EDID one) !
the only difference being using libva2 package instead of libva, no libnfs8 in ubuntu's ppa. a kodi-bin not needed.

Do you think it would be possible to add something like VAAPI sharpness filter to Kodi?
(just googled this, but not really sure if it is related - https://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2018-January/223714.html)
or is there any other way doing shaprness post-processing in Kodi.

Currently I'm using nVidia VDPAU with VDPAU Sharpness, Intel VAAPI MCDI looks great, but I find other materials (non-interlaced videos) image quality little bit soft compared to nVidia.

(2018-05-21, 10:43)ezechiel1917 Wrote: Ok, thanks for info, decision to keep features universal makes sense.
I'm not a programmer unfortunately, so I will have to get used to to softer picture But 3 lines of code got me curious, is that for universal (opengl) or vaapi specific sharpness?
I know there is an option named post processing in video options when playing a video, but I couldn't find any specific info what it actually does. From quick look I couldn't tell any difference when this option was activated.