When quality actually matters, obviously I use something that's MadVR-compatible (I use MPC-HC or MPC-BE), but I don't want to watch the screen flash and wait for the GPU to switch the refresh rate (and possibly color space) to watch a 15-second video I downloaded from soemone's shitpost, so, for me, VLC4 is basically exactly what I wanted from it. Further, it seems to start up more quickly (low-confidence on my appraisal of this), which is also ideal for my use-case. The ugly UI has always annoyed me-I use VLC primarily as a quick / dirty viewer for media files when quality isn't important, because it supports a wide range of formats and doesn't mode-switch (and, in its portable format, I've used it on work-computers where the permissions are locked down). Also, the version I downloaded offered a fair amount of UI customization options, though not sure if it would allow you to emulate the layout of the prior version you had in mind (I did notice that the legacy presets are no longer available I downloaded the LLVM-compiled version in case that is useful). >was not the case that you did not like nothing, and you did not like the button-placement
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