Media Player .NET v2.49.0 (x86/x64)

MPDN is a modern extensible media player written in .NET (with performance critical parts in ASM/SSE2) featuring a fully integrated high quality Direct3D 9, 10, 11 video renderer that is equally extensible. In fact, its most powerful features come from its open source community contributed extensions called MPDN Extensions hosted on GitHub. Both madVR and MPV use portions of code from MPDN Extensions.

Features
Direct3D Custom Renderer via Pixel Shader
Option of Direct3D 9Ex / Direct3D 10 / Direct3D 11 renderer (some graphics card drivers work better with one or the other)
Fluid Motion
Supports 8- or 10- or 16-bit input and 8- or 10- or 16- bit output for maximum image quality
Various Pixel Shader scaling algorithms:
Nearest Neighbour / Box
Bilinear / Triangle
Softcubic (w/ softness setting)
Bicubic (w/ sharpness setting, anti-ringing option)
Lanczos (4, 6, 8, 12 or 16 taps, anti-ringing option)
Spline (4, 6 or 8 taps, anti-ringing option)
Jinc (4, 6, 8, 12 or 16 taps, anti-ringing option)
Custom scalers (from GitHub - e.g. Gaussian, Sinc-Blackman)
Linear light scaling via render script
Output dithering (None, ordered, random with noise strength adjustments)
Deep color (10-bit and 16-bit) output support (read this first)
Improved chroma reconstruction [1] [2]
3DLUT via render script
Fully integrated renderer (no .ax file to install)
Customizable by adding postprocessing filters (e.g. AC3Filter, ffdshow, SVP)
MadVR style CTRL+J renderer stats
Volume control
Playback rate control
Audio track selection
Video track selection
2 methods of Reclock:
Reclock via Audio Script (similar to how the old SlySoft Reclock works)
Reclock via the RateTuner player extension
OSD
Subtitle support
Subtitle track selection
Chapter selection
Full / Minimalist UI mode (or anything in between)
Close-source freeware with open source extensions

Pre-requisites
Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
.NET Framework 4.0
CPU with SSE2 instruction set
OpenCL CPU runtimes - read this
If you're not using the installer,
LAV Filters must be installed (Media Player .NET is hardcoded to use these filters)
DirectVobSub (auto loading version) and/or XySubFilter must be installed for MPDN to load subtitles
If you are going to play interlaced materials, make sure you enable deinterlacing via LAV Video Decoder
Whats New
v2.49.0 Changelog:
Show more informative error messages
Fix: Some usage paths may lead to old ditherers being used instead of the new ones