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madVR 0.90.21 portable | 11.5 Mb
madVR is a GPU-assisted video renderer based on DirectShow that is capable of enhancing the video playback quality of various media players. With its advanced graphic image processing and scaling algorithms, it can transform regular frames into high-quality ones.
Reliable renderer for multiple players
Before using it, please make sure that your computer meets all the hardware requirements and that your player is on madVR's compatibility list. Deployment requires administrator rights.
madVR can be pointed as the video renderer of multiple players, including some of the most popular out there: Media Player Classic - Home Cinema (MPC-HC), KMPlayer, J. River Media Center, Zoom Player or PotPlayer. To begin with, set madVR as the main renderer in your player's configuration settings.
It's worth noting that the application can be set to find other network workstations that run madVR, allowing synchronized actions. To use this feature, the Windows firewall must be configured to allow it LAN access.
Upscaling and rendering tweaks
madVR comes with advanced deinterlacing and image enhancing capabilities, as well as banding artifacts removal options. It features image dithering, chroma upscaling to alter the color layer, and various image up and downscaling algorithms. Frame images can be fine-tuned by experimenting with other effects, such as sharpness, softness, anti-aliasing, and anti-ringing levels.
There are a few configuration options you can tamper with to change the rendering mode. The playback can be delayed until the render queue is filled, and Direct3D can be used on operating systems higher than Windows 7. Alternatively, video frames can be presented in advance in windowed mode.
A renderer that has a lot to offer to power users
madVR bypasses the default algorithms of your computer's graphics card in the attempt to obtain images of the highest quality possible. In other words, its primary goal is playback quality. However, there are a few settings you can change to enhance performance, with low-quality losses.
The plethora of configuration options madVR comes with and their complexity only suggest that this application is not geared towards beginners, especially since terms and options are not explained, and no documentation is available. Nevertheless, advanced users are sure to enjoy enhancing the capabilities of their video players using this powerful renderer.
• high bitdepth processing (32bit per component)
• high quality algorithms for scaling, sharpening, debanding, dithering etc.
• smooth motion playback without 3:2 pulldown judder even at 60Hz
• frame packed 3D playback via HDMI 1.4+ (Windows 8.1 or newer
• forced film mode turns 60i movies into perfect 24p
• very reliable playback using automatic fullscreen exclusive mode
• many more...
Whats New:
v0.90.21 (2016-06-12):
HDR: pixels between 0-100 nits are now left untouched (if possible)
HDR: improved desaturation algorithms to reduce hue shift even further
HDR: added option to choose between clipping and tone mapping
HDR: added option for hue preservation quality
HDR: added option to restore detail in compressed regions
HDR: added option to measure each video frame's peak luminance
HDR: added option to completely disable HDR processing
HDR: added workaround for files with invalid metadata
fixed: supersampling + 2D SSIM sometimes produced "green" video
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madVR 0.90.21 portable | 11.5 Mb
madVR is a GPU-assisted video renderer based on DirectShow that is capable of enhancing the video playback quality of various media players. With its advanced graphic image processing and scaling algorithms, it can transform regular frames into high-quality ones.
Reliable renderer for multiple players
Before using it, please make sure that your computer meets all the hardware requirements and that your player is on madVR's compatibility list. Deployment requires administrator rights.
madVR can be pointed as the video renderer of multiple players, including some of the most popular out there: Media Player Classic - Home Cinema (MPC-HC), KMPlayer, J. River Media Center, Zoom Player or PotPlayer. To begin with, set madVR as the main renderer in your player's configuration settings.
It's worth noting that the application can be set to find other network workstations that run madVR, allowing synchronized actions. To use this feature, the Windows firewall must be configured to allow it LAN access.
Upscaling and rendering tweaks
madVR comes with advanced deinterlacing and image enhancing capabilities, as well as banding artifacts removal options. It features image dithering, chroma upscaling to alter the color layer, and various image up and downscaling algorithms. Frame images can be fine-tuned by experimenting with other effects, such as sharpness, softness, anti-aliasing, and anti-ringing levels.
There are a few configuration options you can tamper with to change the rendering mode. The playback can be delayed until the render queue is filled, and Direct3D can be used on operating systems higher than Windows 7. Alternatively, video frames can be presented in advance in windowed mode.
A renderer that has a lot to offer to power users
madVR bypasses the default algorithms of your computer's graphics card in the attempt to obtain images of the highest quality possible. In other words, its primary goal is playback quality. However, there are a few settings you can change to enhance performance, with low-quality losses.
The plethora of configuration options madVR comes with and their complexity only suggest that this application is not geared towards beginners, especially since terms and options are not explained, and no documentation is available. Nevertheless, advanced users are sure to enjoy enhancing the capabilities of their video players using this powerful renderer.
• high bitdepth processing (32bit per component)
• high quality algorithms for scaling, sharpening, debanding, dithering etc.
• smooth motion playback without 3:2 pulldown judder even at 60Hz
• frame packed 3D playback via HDMI 1.4+ (Windows 8.1 or newer
• forced film mode turns 60i movies into perfect 24p
• very reliable playback using automatic fullscreen exclusive mode
• many more...
Whats New:
v0.90.21 (2016-06-12):
HDR: pixels between 0-100 nits are now left untouched (if possible)
HDR: improved desaturation algorithms to reduce hue shift even further
HDR: added option to choose between clipping and tone mapping
HDR: added option for hue preservation quality
HDR: added option to restore detail in compressed regions
HDR: added option to measure each video frame's peak luminance
HDR: added option to completely disable HDR processing
HDR: added workaround for files with invalid metadata
fixed: supersampling + 2D SSIM sometimes produced "green" video
:
[url=]
Download from up07.net
Download from homepage
[u]DOWNLOAD
(Buy premium account for maximum speed and resumming ability)
http://nitroflare.com/view/277FCA0FA5EEA5D/f1ahs.mVR.0.90.21.p.zip
http://rapidgator.net/file/95924455ebded181917bb9e9864806cc/f1ahs.mVR.0.90.21.p.zip
http://uploaded.net/file/9n0m1zj4/f1ahs.mVR.0.90.21.p.zip