App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6446900981
The main (and unique!) feature is real-time motion interpolation (FRC, frame rate conversion), i.e. real-time increase of video frame rate up to 60 fps (or whatever you want), based on the SVP engine.
There's no fancy "library" here, just an old-school file browser that still supports SMB, FTP, DLNA, and WebDAV servers (direct playback w/o downloadig).
The video player is basically a UI for the mpv player, so it supports all the features mpv has:
- every possible codec/format supported (except .iso over the network sad)
- high quality rendering; HDR tone mapping
- contrast / saturation / gamma / sharpness
- infinite number of options via custom configuration file, still there're a lot of options available via UI
Everything is free (including playback of mkv files ) except, yes, FRC.
Try it first, there's a free trial period here.
FRC is a very demanding feature, not every device can handle it well, but iPhones/iPads are pretty good. At least iPhone 11 is required.
Apple Silicon iPads are obviously the best (and the only ones that can do 4K interpolation).
The main (and unique!) feature is real-time motion interpolation (FRC, frame rate conversion), i.e. real-time increase of video frame rate up to 60 fps (or whatever you want), based on the SVP engine.
There's no fancy "library" here, just an old-school file browser that still supports SMB, FTP, DLNA, and WebDAV servers (direct playback w/o downloadig).
The video player is basically a UI for the mpv player, so it supports all the features mpv has:
- every possible codec/format supported (except .iso over the network sad)
- high quality rendering; HDR tone mapping
- contrast / saturation / gamma / sharpness
- infinite number of options via custom configuration file, still there're a lot of options available via UI
Everything is free (including playback of mkv files ) except, yes, FRC.
Try it first, there's a free trial period here.
FRC is a very demanding feature, not every device can handle it well, but iPhones/iPads are pretty good. At least iPhone 11 is required.
Apple Silicon iPads are obviously the best (and the only ones that can do 4K interpolation).
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