BluffTitler Ultimate 16.3.0.2 for android instal

I do not have a $10K home theater system. Some Blu-Ray audio would be a problem due to lack of decoders, but most hardware media players would have problems with it as well. I do it every day with a 7-year old PC using only the onboard video card and sound card. If someone merely wants to watch SD and HD videos on their TV using their existing PC as a media player, it isn't hard to do at all, in most cases. He has also not mentioned a need to stream audio to a sound system, which is more complicated than using the TV's speakers. Watching 4K video on a 4K TV using a PC as a media player is technologically challenging, but the OP has not mentioned a need to do that so far. However, if you are the kind of person who spends $10,000 or more to set up a home theater system, then you definitely should consider building a home theater PC (HTPC).

Most hardware players are pretty darned good and, for anyone who isn't a fanatical videophile, will produce marvelous results. While it is definitely possible to put together a PC that produces a marginally better-quality video on your TV when playing DVDs, Blu-Ray, downloaded 4K, and other video files, you really have to know what you're doing to pull it off, and it will take a lot of effort to get it set up. Living in the USA, I can't suggest specific models because the available models and features differ by country. The Samsung TV I helped my mother pick out last year can even play HEVC video in an MKV file (with some restrictions). In general, media players on TVs from companies like LG and Samsung are getting better. (I have seen newer TVs which have an HDMI port specifically intended for use with a PC.)

Just get an HDMI cable and find an unused HDMI port on the TV which allows connecting the PC.

Thanks in advance Your Core i5 system is fine for SD and HD video playback. Is this all i would need and then just an HDMI cable to link to the TV?Īlso can someone please give me a few suggestions on good TV's to get? I thought maybe a TV which has a USB port for an external hard drive but i suppose that then goes to the ability for how well the TV can handle codecs doesn't it? things like MKV files and m2ts etc. So if you suggest that doing things this way is a good idea would I need to be going for anything high tech using a PC?įor example my setup now is a Core i5 with 16GB RAM using a Geforce 650 graphics card. Been told that the best way to play movies in the living room on an HDTV is to use a PC or laptop hooked up to the TV which i usppose makes sense seeing as software players seem to handle videos a lot better than hardware codecs.

BluffTitler Ultimate 16.3.0.2 for android instal