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. Shortlink of this post – (use this URL when linking to this page in your Facebook/forums/twitter/IRC/BBS messages) Alternative reading: same configuration with this page using MPC-HC – click here.

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