To convert videos faster and with less processing power, you can turn on Hardware-Accelerated Streaming in Plex Media Server. Some computers with more powerful processors can even stream multiple videos at once, especially at lower qualities. Using the free, software-based transcoding in Plex Media Server, home computers can seamlessly convert and stream video in real-time to any Plex app. Converting the video (transcoding) happens automatically, in real-time, while you’re playing it. To play your video smoothly and on a huge variety of devices, Plex Media Server often needs to convert the video to a different quality or a compatible format. I've also tried many codec options and output modules settings.Tip!: Hardware-accelerated streaming is a premium feature and requires an active Plex Pass subscription. exe name, the app continued to ignore Intel Control Panel. Those tweaks become permanent on such files. Printscreen or video recording will show every color change on any device, even if it has nothing to do with Intel CP. What's more, video printscreen will keep every tweak, also every tweak can be recorded via software like Movavi screen recorder. Images, desktop colors, window explorer colors will be unaffected. Intel Control Panel Video Section tweaks have a huge difference in comparison to Intel Control Panel Monitor tweaks, as the former does not affect anything else other than video. So why not using other apps? Well, VLC is by far my favorite one! As it is the most flexible app, so I cannot believe there is not a way to do it. VLC seems to be the only soft I know which is resistant to it. Intel Control Panel Video Section tweaks do show up perfectly whenever I play media files on PowerDVD, WMP, or MPC-HC, and apparently no config other than default settings is required.

So if it does not work in VLC or any other app, it's probably either a deliberate design choice by Intel not to support that app, or a design limitation of their drivers.īut that is not the case.

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