Marco Polo 2014 S01E10 720p WEBRIP 2CH x265 HEVC-PSAseeders: 23
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Marco Polo 2014 S01E10 720p WEBRIP 2CH x265 HEVC-PSA (Size: 216.03 MB)
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How to play x265/HEVC This TV Episode is Encoded using next-generation video format/codec x265. it's one of the best and more advanced codecs than the current popular format x264. It's named HEVC which stands for High-Efficient Video Codec and offers much better compression when comparing with x264 (Lower file size Far better quality). if you want to play this smoothly, you need to use a device/PC with at least dual-core processor.You have to update your player to latest version. Also if you use your PC to watch it, installing LAV Filter will help you a lot if you want to use KMPlayer or PotPlayer. Many updated players have native support for the codec. If your Device doesn't support x265 you can try updating your firmware or you can hook your Laptop or x265 compatible device to the TV with HDMI or Wireless connection and stream the video. For PC :- KMPlayer - http://www.kmplayer.com/ Pot Player - http://potplayer.daum.net/ Media Player Classic - http://mpc-hc.org/ LAV Filters - https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/releases For Android :- MX Player :- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en Related Torrents
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I have a new tv that can decode hevc and I am lucky.
Even my old centrino duo laptop with xp on it has the video on a usb2 harddrive and streams it over a wireless g connection to the tv,
I use TVMobili as dlna server and it works flawless on this old hardware.
Can you tell which program and settings you used to convert to HEVC?
As long as you have a Pc with a descent graphic capability and the latest Codec Package and or Media Players, you should be able to watch and enjoy these High Quality Files....
HEVC-PSA Provides us with the best way to watch your TV shows but this technology is new, so the equipment that you watch it with needs to be fully up to date.....
HEVC-PSA uses the very latest in Video Encoding Codec called x265 which is capable of far greater Compression and higher Resolution than its predecessor [x264 AVC]...
So your USB plug on your TV will be more than likely in-capable of playing these files because this is such new and advanced technology that your standard TV is not advanced enough to Cope with it ....
But please do not allow this minor setback to stop you from using this great technology and enjoying HEVC-PSA Files ....
Just plug a PC into your TV or Projector [Which is my Choice] etc... via a HDMI connection [Preferably] that has fairly descent graphic capability [512Mb graphics card upwards is ideal but you may get away with a 256Mb card] and be sure to have your Codec package fully up to date so the PC can decode the files and play them smoothly...
I recommend you use a K-Lite Codec Package which supports both 32 bit and 64 bit PC's and you can get it via this link http://www.free-codecs.com/
along with most of the latest media players like KODI, Daum Pot player, Light Alloy [My personnel favorite], VLC, SM Player, etc..etc..etc....
And here are a few links for you to check out ......
1. http://kodi.tv/
2. http://www.free-codecs.com/
3. http://www.dvbsupport.net/
4. http://light-alloy.ru/
5. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
6. http://xbmc.org/
7. http://player.gomlab.com/eng/
8. http://potplayer.daum.net/
9. http://www.kmplayer.com/
10. http://mpc-hc.org/
All The Best From Captainwest .....