download the new version for windows MPC-BE 1.6.8.5

Its system requirements include a CPU with SSE capability and the latest DirectX 9.0c runtime. This demonstrates that modern media players can offer a wide range of advanced features while still being easy to use and accessible to all users. It also includes several bug fixes, such as the crash that occurred when users tried to search for a video decoded by the external decoder.ĭespite these differences, MPC-BE has maintained a user-friendly interface and ease of use, which makes it accessible to users of all skill levels. In addition to the features that it shares with the MPC-HC version, MPC-BE includes several new ones.įor example, it includes support for opening CUE format files and displaying subtitles from stereoscopic pictures, and it has improved handling of AC3 packets and the ability to move subtitles during playback. It also supports most subtitle types and provides support for EVR/EVR CP. It is available in 22 languages and can play and record television when a TV tuner is installed. MPC-BE is a feature-rich media player that offers improved support for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11 due to its 64-bit build. Users benefit from an option for removing tearing, multi-monitor support, color management, On Screen Display info, and various pixel shaders. It supports various audio, video and image formats without needing extra software or codecs. If such a minor issue is the only thing that keeps bothering me, it means that the product is great. In any case, thanks for all the good work. Maybe I'm the only one in which case you're certainly right to ignore my request. I guess it's only an issue for those like me who have an HTPC as their main source in a cinema room and who find that displaying a file name distracts from the experience of watching the movie yet appreciate the ability to display some important info during playback. I'm aware that this is a very minor feature request. That way, we could disable OSD by default so that the file name isn't displayed when playback starts, and enable OSD when we want to see some info like playback/remaining time. I'm wondering if it would be easier/possible to get a shortcut for enabling/disabling OSD instead? Maybe that would benefit more users? new model performs better than a previous ODM version and a benchmark geo. I've asked a few times if we could have an option to not show the file name when playback starts and OSD is enabled, but it didn't happen.

Download the new version for windows MPC-BE 1.6.8.5