MPC Video Renderer 0.10.10.2624 nightly
User Reviews & Comments - 7 reviews
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Ziggy1978
1 Oct 2020
3/5Good
The MPC Video Renderer is born from the old EVR Custom Presenter; IMHO this new renderer need to be polished, improved.
The scalers for example are just standard and text book Bcubic, Lanczos and Catmull Rom; on an Intel based system with HD4400U IGPU the visual quality is not comparable to the vanilla EVR with Intel DXVA Context Adaptive Scaler (Lanczos4 based, with edge detector filter, antiringing filter in upscaling only, sharp without obvious ringing).
Also, the video jitter is higher respect to vanilla EVR or madVR.
Reviewed on MPC Video Renderer 0.4.9
The scalers for example are just standard and text book Bcubic, Lanczos and Catmull Rom; on an Intel based system with HD4400U IGPU the visual quality is not comparable to the vanilla EVR with Intel DXVA Context Adaptive Scaler (Lanczos4 based, with edge detector filter, antiringing filter in upscaling only, sharp without obvious ringing).
Also, the video jitter is higher respect to vanilla EVR or madVR.
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ChickenzTime
20 Sep 2020
3/5Good
Yeh, I don't care for this, it's missing the CPU/GPU/RAM utilized info in the Display Stats.
Reviewed on MPC Video Renderer 0.4.9
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nonW00t
30 Mar 2020
3/5Good
Hard to tell if this is necessary in any way.
MPC-BE's own EVR(CP) renderer is perfectly adequate when set to proper max settings.
Reviewed on MPC Video Renderer 0.4.2.1210
MPC-BE's own EVR(CP) renderer is perfectly adequate when set to proper max settings.
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EVR is useless with HDR content.
It is useless for HDR though.