madVR

[timltimmy]

Does anyone else use this or even know what it is ?

I use it but trying to decide if it is worth stop using on my pc with movies and tv shows.

Plus instead just get a streaming box like a Apple TV 4k (latest) and use Infuse Pro on it. Not sure if it would be better upscaling, same, or worst.

My only problem is I used wired headphones.

[timltimmy]

My goal is being able to watch and control my media from a remote instead of always using my keyboard and mouse to drag over the window to my projector screen then click play with my mouse too.

Unless it is possible to get a remote to do this through my pc somehow.

Oh yeah I forgot I use a EVGA RTX 2060 super for madVR.

[emoticorpse]

It's a video renderer (I guess software in control of taking content and putting in on screen for you to see?). If it makes your HDR videos look washed out, Use MPC renderer instead if you use MPC.

I'd stick to using PC. Every other hardware device I've ever used to play stuff is too much of a hassle. Have to re-encode audio or video or both because or one reason or another. PC software will play it back without any hassle.

Upscaling is pretty much a meme if you ask me. Fancy term for running a filter on a video and unfortunately commercial upscalers aren't worth a darn. If you want video to look better use available shaders or filters from same freeware you use to play the video on your pc. Will look better.

There is a Windows shortcut to switch display modes. So for example you do the keyboard shortcut and it can instantly switch to disabling PC display and enabling TV display and it'll be ready? instead of the mouse movements.

[timltimmy]

emoticorpse님이 먼저 게시:

It's a video renderer (I guess software in control of taking content and putting in on screen for you to see?). If it makes your HDR videos look washed out, Use MPC renderer instead if you use MPC.

I'd stick to using PC. Every other hardware device I've ever used to play stuff is too much of a hassle. Have to re-encode audio or video or both because or one reason or another. PC software will play it back without any hassle.

Upscaling is pretty much a meme if you ask me. Fancy term for running a filter on a video and unfortunately commercial upscalers aren't worth a darn. If you want video to look better use available shaders or filters from same freeware you use to play the video on your pc. Will look better.

There is a Windows shortcut to switch display modes. So for example you do the keyboard shortcut and it can instantly switch to disabling PC display and enabling TV display and it'll be ready? instead of the mouse movements.

Thanks good points !