CUDA decoding method are also supported in this page of course. Intel, ATI and nVidia GPUs are supported.

Be able to use DXVA renderless method even with madVR.

No more being shackled to certain renderers like VMR9 renderless or EVR custom presenter for DXVA. PotPlayer used to be unusuable for watching fansubbed anime with soft-subtitles, but as of today PotPlayer is more than capable to replace MPC-HC for watching such videos. Compared to KMPlayer, PotPlayer has a more rapid development cycle, with more new features being added now and then. The original developer of KMPlayer then moved on, and created a new media player called PotPlayer, which will be used in this guide. But after KMPlayer being sold to, the development has slowed down considerably. When I first wrote the KMPlayer guide available in archive mode here, it was meant to be an alternative to MPC-HC to watch fansubbed anime episodes, with soft subtitles and with GPU acceleration ( general DXVA, Intel-specific and CUDA method). Existing users that want to retain their custom settings should make a back-up of their default preset by opening the ‘Preferences’ window (F5) and clicking the ‘Export Presets (S)’ button as shown below. You do not need this if you use Windows 8 and has installed the latest drivers.įrom, the installer will always reset the PotPlayer settings.

CHANGELOGĢ1 September 2014 – Modified slightly the CUVID decoding method below to include the HEVC hybrid decoding method.Īlso included: A detailed QuickSync headless mode setup. Notes about Hi10p MPEG4-AVC 10-bit decoding.

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