Set up your Render Texture to display video

Use a Render Texture to display your video content on the surface of multiple GameObjects that share the Render Texture or to apply post-processing effects to the video.

To display your video content on a Render Texture:

Prepare your Render Texture for video.
Set a Render Texture as your Video Player’s target.

Prepare your Render Texture for video

To set up a good starting point for your Render Texture with video content:

Click on your Render Texture to open the Inspector window.
Make sure the resolution of the Render Texture matches the resolution of your video content.
Set Anti-aliasing to None.
Set Color Format to R8G8B8A8_UNORM. If you notice excessive banding with your Render Texture, particularly in dark areas where the color transitions look unnatural, set Color Format to R16G16B16A16_UNORM.
Set Depth Stencil Format to None.
Disable Mipmap.
Set Wrap Mode to Clamp.
Set Filter Mode to Point. Point sampling keeps the video pixel-exact where the Render Texture maps one-to-one onto pixels on the screen, which the matching resolution in step 2 provides.
Note: If you scale the Render Texture on the screen instead, set the Filter Mode to Bilinear or Trilinear and enable Generate Mip Maps to avoid a shimmering effect.
Disable anisotropic filtering via script: renderTexture.anisoLevel = 0;

When done, your Render Texture is ready for your video content.

Set a Render Texture as your Video Player’s target

To have your video play on your Render Texture, you need to set up your Video Player component to target your Render Texture:

Click on the GameObject that contains the Video Player component. The Inspector window opens.
Set Render Mode to Render Texture.
Assign your Render Texture to Target Texture.

Your Video Player component now targets your optimized Render Texture.

Additional resources

Create a Video Player component

Migrating from MovieTexture to VideoPlayer