The online versions have higher compression which affects sharpness and colour detail in some scenes. Yes the files are being streamed and I can see a difference in the online versions vs the remux versions.
VLC PLAYER VS INFUSE MOVIE
I haven’t seen the new Mad Max yet, will check it out either way! I wonder what some good 1:85:1 aspect ratio Remux would be.Ĭan you notice a difference between a 4k remux with Infuse and streaming the same movie in 4k?Īnother question, aren’t you technically streaming a 4k remux with Infuse? So is the only difference really the file size? That you are streaming the exact same file as the original Blu-Ray and not a compressed video/audio file for netflix/hulu/amazon/itunes, etc
VLC PLAYER VS INFUSE 1080P
PLEX seems to be working ok, I watched a few 1080p WEB-DL tv shows last night although it did freeze up twice briefly.įunny you mention, I totally forgot I have an older receiver with toslink/optical so I actually won’t be able to take advantage of lossless audio. I will probably end up doing that free week trial, I just wanted to try it out first to see if I even liked it. The HDR has a 9000 nit max brightness and the lossless audio is amazing. for 4K remux i’d recommend the new Mad Max.
VLC PLAYER VS INFUSE PRO
You can subscribe to a trial in the free version (i’d recommend doing a lifetime subscription over buying the standalone version of pro as the standalone does not include upgrades to the next major version).Īs for 1080p remux you’ll notice improvement in audio quality provided your 5.1 setup is connected via HDMI and not toslink/optical as optical does not support lossless audio. So my question is, Is there a basic free Infuse app that will let you watch videos or do I have to sign up and pay to watch my own videos? Is there a basic free Infuse app that will let you watch your own media or do I have to pay? I just downloaded the Apple TV PLEX app and the Plex media server app on my laptop but I’m not sure how it will do with UHD/4K Remux. After searching around on this forum I found the “free app” and “paid app” and honestly it’s all just super confusing. I downloaded the Apple TV Infuse app, went through setup and got some movies and tv shows loaded up to watch, and it won’t even let me play anything without paying. It works ok for 1080i/1080p shows, but it still has buffer issues or possible network cache issues even after tweaking the settings and I want to watch 4K movies, which I know will be a problem, so doing some searching I found a lot of people recommending Infuse.
I currently use “remote playback” on the Apple TV / VLC Player app to stream movies, tv shows, etc… I simply drag and drop them on my laptop and then stream on the app on my tv. I just found out about Infuse out of frustration using VLC Player on my Apple TV 4K.
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