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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 813387" data-attributes="member: 18896">Yeah, the only way I know how to make madVR work with MediaPortal is to use MPC-HC as external player. I just don't like it for myself, because I use the MediaPortal OSD information during playback a lot and like an easy switch back and forth between fullscreen and miniscreen to quickly navigate the MediaPortal GUI during playback.Also my own HTPC system is on the weak side to make full usage of madVR, so I'm just suffering through the lower quality until I can afford to upgrade that box. Need one of those 55&quot; OLED screens that are going to hit the market next year during the Olympics to really show off the madVR quality difference.It is especially during upscaling/upsampling that madVR can show off its quality difference, but right now I'm watching on a small TV from too far of a distance to notice (human eyes just blur a lot of things out then) and with my DLP-projector setup still out of commision it is fine for me for the time being. But when I help others get setup and they have a higher budget, then madVR is the only way to go for the real aficionados.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 813387, member: 18896"] Yeah, the only way I know how to make madVR work with MediaPortal is to use MPC-HC as external player. I just don't like it for myself, because I use the MediaPortal OSD information during playback a lot and like an easy switch back and forth between fullscreen and miniscreen to quickly navigate the MediaPortal GUI during playback. Also my own HTPC system is on the weak side to make full usage of madVR, so I'm just suffering through the lower quality until I can afford to upgrade that box. Need one of those 55" OLED screens that are going to hit the market next year during the Olympics to really show off the madVR quality difference. It is especially during upscaling/upsampling that madVR can show off its quality difference, but right now I'm watching on a small TV from too far of a distance to notice (human eyes just blur a lot of things out then) and with my DLP-projector setup still out of commision it is fine for me for the time being. But when I help others get setup and they have a higher budget, then madVR is the only way to go for the real aficionados. [/QUOTE]

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