madVR is a DirectShow video renderer that offers GPU assisted rendering. This allows madVR to be used in DirectShow compatible software, including media players like Media Player Classic (change the player's settings to use madVR as the default renderer).

Any GPU with Direct3D 9 support and 128MB RAM is supported.

Features:
high quality chroma upsampling
high quality scaling (bicubic, mitchell, lanczos, spline etc)
high quality YCbCr -> RGB conversion
gamut & gamma correction for display calibration
full 16bit processing queue
final 16bit processing result is dithered down to RGB output bitdepth
bypasses graphics card's video (damage) algorithms
all work is done via GPU shaders
no shortcuts, highest quality has priority over anything else

Whats New:
* added support for rotation (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) via key shortcut and API
* videos are automatically rotated now, if the container/splitter says so
* improved chroma quality when using DXVA on Intel (and maybe NVidia) GPUs
* improved DXVA processing performance under specific circumstances
* if DXVA is used, brightness, contrast, hue etc is applied by DXVA now
* fixed a couple of DXVA processing related bugs
* Intel/NVidia: DXVA2 image + Bilinear chroma upscaling -> DXVA chroma up
* DVD Navigator AR has now priority over decoder / splitter / bitstream AR
* updated AdaptiveSharpen to 2015-10-29 (experimental) version
* added new profile rule script variables "display" and "variableAR"
* optimized RAM consumption a bit, maybe
* added option to not resume playback after lens memory change
* fixed lens memory activation problem for Sony projectors
* fixed: "runtime" profile variable didn't work properly