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Hello everyone,

I have been having this problem since 1.x.x version (maybe even before, cannot really remember), and I always thought it had to do with a system incompatibility.

Now, after I have changed OS, GFX card, MoBo, CPU etc. I still find myself to the same situation with Twoflower - whatever I do "Post processing" is not saved at its maximum value of 6 or any other value for that matter.

Is there something on my side that I can do to fix this? Or is it some kind of a chronic bug?

Note that the function works properly if manually changed.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes time to respond to this!

Did you change it in the preferences?

"Video quality post-processing level" is at "6" if that is what you mean, is there another option to force it on every time I launch a video that I am not aware of?

Thanks again!

Sorry for bringing this up again - so I guess this is a problem on my end?

Can anyone tell me if this is possible for me to fix it?

Thanks in advance!

Tools -> Preferences (Show settings: All) Video -> Filters -> Postproc

Hello again and thanks for taking your time responding to my inquiries once more.

"Post processing quality" is also at "6" at the path you described and -FFmpeg post..- is set at "default".

However, I still do not get post-processing automatically.

Any other ideas?

Thanks again!

You have to enable the filter. Tools -> Preferences (Show settings: All) Video -> Filters and tick Video post processing filter from under Video output filter module.

Thank you!

I was certain just because this button was not an obvious option to tick on the main menu, while "Video quality post-processing level" is there, that there was a problem with either my computer or the program.

Thank you both for taking your time helping me once again!