I know it has only be a week or so since I released DVD Catalyst 4 v4.1.1.0, but after playing with the Kindle Fire for a bit, I came up with some custom settings to make the video playback experience on it so much better that I found it worthy of a new update. Of…
Its been a busy couple of weeks, but finally another update for DVD Catalyst 4. Besides profiles for new and upcoming devices such as the Amazon Kindle Fire, B&N NOOKcolor2, Asus Transformer Prime and the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, we added some additional cool stuff as well.
To make it easier to decide what DVD Catalyst 4 profile is best for your device, and to give you an idea of what your device is actually capable of in terms of video playback, I converted a couple of trailers using different settings.
Being the developer of an application you use yourself has its advantages. Besides adding new features whenever I run into something I would like to do but can’t, it also enables me to set the default settings just the way I like them.
DVD Catalyst 4.1 Guide Tablet Quality Profiles
DVD Catalyst 4.1 User Guide Additional Resources
DVD Catalyst 4 v4.1 RC3 Release Notes DVD Catalyst 4 v4.1 should have been final a long long time ago. In development and available in public beta for over half a year ago, it already exceeded performance and stability over the “official” 4.0.x versions, however, due to the large amount of changes, I wanted to…
This guide will provide you with all the info you need in order to experience the best movie and TV show watching experience on your brand-new HTC Android phone. Since both phones are similar in video specifications (except for the 3D capability of the EVO 3D) I figured I might as well write…
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