I've been watching movies this whole week. I notice that movies that is less than 1.5gb have stuttering and pixel quality issues. I'm not an expert on video stuff, but I think it's compression; also my player, VLC, running background processes, and cpu/gpu/playing from hdd instead of ssd/ram(i have 16gb) could also have a part in this.
Does Yas Forums have a crash course video on this, so I that I know how to play/download videos without issues?
>VLC media player
Use MPC.
bomi is good
Have you tried
tried what?
Worse than that they also gave horrible audio.
use MPC-BE
anything YIFY is going to have flawless video\audio quality. VLC is easily the best player, so stick with that. You are spot on about the codecs though - try to stick with verified uploaders (they usually know their stuff) and avoid the no-name ones. YIFY rips can be as low as 500mb, but have had multiple pass encodings so the quality is better than most 4k 40gb rips
PotPlayer gang represent
Now that's a flat out lie.
Imagine not owning a desktop PC with a blu-ray drive that you can use to watch uncompressed blu-ray rips of only the highest quality kino.
10/10 grade A bait
Do people really watch movies on their pc? These are the people who post on /film/????
I watch on my iPhone, actually AND post on /film/
Same but I watch them on my Moto G
It depends what movie you're watching. Honestly most torrents are VHS quality but what do you expect for paying literally nothing.
>not watching them on your Internet enabled microwave were you have easy access to snacks all the time
I pity you
Patrician choice, right there
Don't download low bitrate movies.
>not being on PtP
OP is an isolation fag and so are most of youse btw.
Fuck off, I've been here everyday for years but I still don't know about any of the private trackers you faggots gatekeep and there's shit all movies on /t/
What's wrong with VLC?
It's for redditors
Here's some basic protips m8.
Anything HD below 4 gigs for a 2 hour movie is shit quality. 10 gigs is okay. You often have to make do with shit though, expect many 650 meg avi files in your future.
VLC is only good for playing files that were encoded by absolute twats that actual good players struggle to play. That doesn't happen much these days. It's a last resort player. In any other situation, it's pretty shite. I suggest you use something MPlayer based, mpv is the go these days.
So theres not much of a difference between vlc and mpv?
There's a pretty massive difference, or are you simply implying that mpv is also a last resort?
>Anything HD below 4 gigs for a 2 hour movie is shit quality.
If it's HEVC it looks just fine.
ok thanks for helping
kek
now that's what I call kino volume 5 with the director's commentary bonus track