Hello All, Question:
In my house, I have a mixture of PC's hooked to TV's, and Roku's. My family uses & likes Plex, even my distant family likes to watch my plex for its remote capabilities and easy to use menu system. My entire family can really care less about movie image quality. Myself, I am a bit of a videophile. Video quality means alot to me. Granted, if I am just playing a movie for background noise, I use Plex. However, when I am actually watching a movie (paying attention to), I use VLC. It seems like VLC is a much more strait video file player, and doesn't really bother with trans coding (Yes, I know you can turn off trans coding in Plex).
Question..is there any really video quality difference Plex vs VLC...what is your experience ?
Thank you
In my house, I have a mixture of PC's hooked to TV's, and Roku's. My family uses & likes Plex, even my distant family likes to watch my plex for its remote capabilities and easy to use menu system. My entire family can really care less about movie image quality. Myself, I am a bit of a videophile. Video quality means alot to me. Granted, if I am just playing a movie for background noise, I use Plex. However, when I am actually watching a movie (paying attention to), I use VLC. It seems like VLC is a much more strait video file player, and doesn't really bother with trans coding (Yes, I know you can turn off trans coding in Plex).
Question..is there any really video quality difference Plex vs VLC...what is your experience ?
Thank you