MadVR
MadVR uses your GPU to perform resolution upscaling, chroma upscaling, and all kinds of other video rendering enhancements that can significantly improve video quality. It can be used with a few different video players such as MPC-HC and PotPlayer.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
EUPlatforms
- Windows
- Linux
Features
- Video rendering
Tags
- nnedi3
- doom9
- upsampling
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It's somewhat resource intensive, though this is less of a factor now GPUs are as powerful as they are. Regardless, this works magic for video upscaling. Makes 1080p to 4k extremely watchable even for mediocre bitrate TV rips.
This settings guide produces some nice results for a plug and play setup: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=259188&pid=2238977#pid2238977
MadVR information
Developed by
madshi Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
2 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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What is MadVR?
MadVR, also known as Madshi Video Renderer is much more than a simple video renderer. It uses your GPU to perform resolution upscaling, chroma upscaling, and all kinds of other video enhancements that can significantly improve video quality. MadVR can be used with a few different video players such as MPC-HC and PotPlayer.
MadVR is the last stop before the video is displayed on screen. Prior to madVR the video and audio stream get separated by a Source / Splitter Filter, like FFmpeg. From there the video stream will pass through a Video Codec or transform filter, like CUDA or DXVA2 which can take advantage of your GPU to speed along the playback process.
Comments and Reviews
It's somewhat resource intensive, though this is less of a factor now GPUs are as powerful as they are. Regardless, this works magic for video upscaling. Makes 1080p to 4k extremely watchable even for mediocre bitrate TV rips.
This settings guide produces some nice results for a plug and play setup: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=259188&pid=2238977#pid2238977
Many features to customize, but you'll want to run it on a beefy desktop because the resource consumption is no joke.