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<blockquote data-quote="kszabo" data-source="post: 571751" data-attributes="member: 61646">[USER=61878]knob2001[/USER]here is my setup, maybe this helps you, works for me very good:- ATi CCC vSync &quot;always on&quot;- I use PDVD7 h264 codec with DXVA, PDVD7 MPG2 codec with DXVA, ffdshow as divX and xvid (of course without dxva)- Reclock Video settings &quot;accept video speedup&quot; up to 10% (24-&gt;25 means 4%), do not forget this!- Reclock advanced settings &quot;enable vSync correction&quot; for every renderer (upper 2 checkboxes), &quot;allow vSync correction for DXVA&quot; enabled- ReCloc vSync position like this: ------------------------v-------------Setup Guide:- install ReClock, set it up like above- setup MePo video section: choose h.264 codec, and ReClock as audio renderer (use a non-dxva h.264 codec or disable dxva first)- in CCC vSYnc always on- start 24p video playback in MePo- ReClock icon should appear in tray, click on it -&gt; Reclock window opens- activate &quot;show vsync and tear test&quot; at the buttom- with ctrl+shift+alt+F11orF12 you can move vSync&nbsp; desired position up and down, watch for the most jerky spot or the most smooth spot (they should be half a screen hight apart from&nbsp; each other)- close everything, open ReClock setup and set the vSync position to the smooth position on the last tab (left is up, right is bottom)- now you can activate DXVA or choose a DXVA-codec (if you try to setup this with DXVA, you will not see the tear test or the vSync indikator!!!)examples for vSync position (J is jerky S is smooth):--J----------------S------------------------J----------------S------and not:--J----------------------------S-- they are close to each other! if you use CoreAVC, you do not need DVA enabled, it does not use it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kszabo, post: 571751, member: 61646"] [USER=61878]knob2001[/USER] [B]here is my setup[/B], maybe this helps you, works for me very good: - ATi CCC vSync "always on" - I use PDVD7 h264 codec with DXVA, PDVD7 MPG2 codec with DXVA, ffdshow as divX and xvid (of course without dxva) - Reclock Video settings "accept video speedup" up to 10% (24->25 means 4%), [B]do not forget this![/B] - Reclock advanced settings "enable vSync correction" for every renderer (upper 2 checkboxes), "allow vSync correction for DXVA" enabled - ReCloc vSync position like this: ------------------------v------------- [B]Setup Guide:[/B] - install ReClock, set it up like above - setup MePo video section: choose h.264 codec, and ReClock as audio renderer (use a non-dxva h.264 codec or disable dxva first) - in CCC vSYnc always on - start 24p video playback in MePo - ReClock icon should appear in tray, click on it -> Reclock window opens - activate "show vsync and tear test" at the buttom - with ctrl+shift+alt+F11orF12 you can move vSync desired position up and down, watch for the most jerky spot or the most smooth spot (they should be half a screen hight apart from each other) - close everything, open ReClock setup and set the vSync position to the smooth position on the last tab (left is up, right is bottom) - now you can activate DXVA or choose a DXVA-codec (if you try to setup this with DXVA, you will not see the tear test or the vSync indikator!!!) examples for vSync position (J is jerky S is smooth): --J----------------S-------------- ----------J----------------S------ and not: --J----------------------------S-- they are close to each other! if you use CoreAVC, you do not need DVA enabled, it does not use it. [/QUOTE]

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