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I figured it out google "mpv video filters" https://mpv.io/manual/master/ Need to put ie: --sharpen=1 in the MPlayer/mpv Options: field, any other field will fail --sharpen=0 <= no sharp --sharpen=1 <= mild sharp --sharpen=1.5 <= default sharp --sharpen=3 <= high sharp I have this in the default --sharpen=0 --speed=1 And when I will change it when necessary OSD will not show anything, but I have already compared screen shots of --sharpen=1.5 vs Sharpen button, and they are identical. FYI clicking...

No error message, no message at all, and I though that may be the case with OSD not displaying anything. Ive already tested other settings priviously eg 1 and 1.5 also 3. they all make no difference as if no sharpening ever happend. (Im assuming 1=mild, 1.5=default, 3=high) Ive even click OK (close option Window instead of using Apply), choose new Video on my playlist. Still no effect. I suspect it has something to do with the systax

Still cant get that sharp to work. Tried all 6 options below, in 3 different places (ie 18 test cases) lavfi=[unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] lavfi[unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] lavfi [unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] lavfi=[graph=unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] lavfi[graph=unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] lavfi [graph=unsharp=la=1.5:ca=1.5] tried in all 3 fiends seperately and it does not seem to work Advance - Run... MPlayer/mpv - Options: MPlayer/mpv - Video filters: Multimedia enging - Other - /usr/bin/mpv FYI when i enable Sharpen options...

Thanks for that I can confirm they all work. Ive seen the video equalizer few times before But not sure how I missed the "Set as default Value" option huge facepalm As for speed 1.5x I simply add "inc_speed inc_speed inc_speed inc_speed inc_speed" 5x time in the advance options, kind of a long work around but its better then nothing, VLC players just laggs on some file types, so SMplayer still works best for me on Linux. Oh the sharpening advance option is there a way to select a slight sharpen instead...

Video Settings (Speed, Sharpen, Gamma, Saturation) auto Resets in Playlist when switching videos.