This option is not required when playing DVD-Video. It could be easier to use, but once you've figured out the basics Syncplay is a straightforward way to synchronise your video viewing.- MPCStreamReader (MPC UDP/HTTP Reader) - Added support for HLS Live MPegSplitter: - Fixed playback of VOB files with an incorrect empty block at the beginning - Faster navigation for Blu-ray files, added support for keyframes - Optimized calculation of unknown frame rate MpcDvdVideoDecoder (Mpeg2DecFilter): - Removed option to read aspect ratio from video stream. A 'Notifications' panel lists users as they connect to the server, you can start play with a click - once everyone is ready - and anyone can pause playback, maybe step back a scene and resume, and everyone else will see the same results on their own system. And once you've set everything up, your configuration can be saved for instant recall next time.Īnd once Syncplay is running, the program works very well. You'll figure it out in maybe five minutes. If the video isn't already available on a streaming URL then everyone who wants to watch must have a local copy of the file, and you must choose a room name and pass it on - along with the server name - to everyone who wants to watch. You'll need a compatible media player (VLC, mplayer2, MPC-HC, mpv).

You'll have to manually find a server (public ones are listed on the Syncplay site) or set up one yourself. Setting up the program takes a little work. Syncplay is a free tool which synchronises media players over the internet so that distant friends can watch movies together.

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