That's fairly normal - they use a pre-configured MadVR/LAV set-up, which by and large is not expected to be updated by the user, as newer builds will eventually contain updated versions, meaning anything you have installed will continually be overwritten. That said, they are contained here - C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\JRiver\Media Center 19\Plugins. AppData is a hidden file, so you may have to unhide it.
JRiver - where does it store madVR files?
The latest JRiver version is not using the latest madVR version. I can't seem to find the directory where I can overwrite the older files with new ones.
I know JRiver can use LAV Audio and Video, but I can't seem to figure out where those LAV filter settings and options are..
The latest JRiver version is not using the latest madVR version. I can't seem to find the directory where I can overwrite the older files with new ones.
I know JRiver can use LAV Audio and Video, but I can't seem to figure out where those LAV filter settings and options are..
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Thanks! I replaced those files with updated ones and it worked wonderfully!
Thanks! I replaced those files with updated ones and it worked wonderfully!
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