[Warner306]

Okay that makes sense. New additional question. When having a video 1916 x 1076 for instance and I create a 1080p profile through Kodi menu it doesn't apply my settings when I make a CTRL + J information. Why is that?
When I have selected DXVA2 image upscaling in Kodi menu it still says Lanzcos 3 (in information window) when I have applied to 1080p profile.
I can change to everything else than dxva2 and the window change, so if change to lanzcos3 and afterwards dxva2 it shows lanzcos3 etc

Both of those measurements are below 1080p, so that profile would be 720p. Native 1080p rips only require chroma upscaling. The example you used requires both luma and chroma scaling, so it is closer to 720p. Also, DXVA2 image scaling is not used when applied to 1080p videos. Only chroma upscaling is applied.

You could disable the Kodi gui and create profile rules manually in madVR. This would give you a lot more control over profile rules.

One rule might be used for widths > 1280. Another might be for widths <=1280.

Okay but you have defined rules that way or do you only have precise 1920 x 1080p rips?

The reason I'm curious is because when I have those files closely to 1080p it actually uses all my other settings for these files except the dxva2 so it seems to recognize the files as 1080p profile and all other 720p files it plays the profile I have setup in Kodi for that.

Only the width is important. A Blu-ray is always 1920 in width, but its height can vary. As stated, a proper 1080p rip only requires chroma upscaling to match the resolution of the luma layer. If image scaling is applied, both chroma and luma are being scaled to 1080p. A 1080p rip comes with the luma already scaled to the target.

I reverted to madVR profile rules to handle 1080p rips that were not rendering to the target rectangle. This would cause a load on the GPU that would lead to presentation glitches. So I have a profile for 720p content, one for rips in between and one for native 1080p content that matches the target rectangle.