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>VLC is unique in its support for every codec under the sun. If it refuses to play a video file, it's probably because it's damaged beyond recovery, or not a vi
by zardo 5y ago
>VLC is unique in its support for every codec under the sun. If it refuses to play a video file, it's probably because it's damaged beyond recovery, or not a video file at all.
Last I checked the recommended method to play h.265 files in VLC was to re-encode them.
- selfhoster11 5y agoRealtime 265 decoding requires hardware support. There's not much they can be done by software it your driver/OS/graphics card combination cannot support that.
- zardo 5y agoMPC manages stutter free playback provided the resolution isn't too high.