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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jet70" data-source="post: 479020" data-attributes="member: 89373">I would like to report that Alpha has definitely solved the problem./// UPDATED/// NOTE: I apologise, have realised that I have changed to VMR9 which previously would not work for me in VISTA with 1.0.2 /// for some reason. Synch works well with this on and Alpha. EVR is still exhibiting the problem. However, problems with /// reading the correct hz rate from the files is 'spot on' now - see below:My thoughts are that the fix might be down to the rework of the handling of Mediainfo.I had several xvids that previously were not getting the correct fps set. If I switched on the Refresh notification, it reported nothing <blank>. This is now working.My offending hidef mkvs are now working.  (only with VMR9)xvids with audio drift are now working. (only with VMR9)Interestingly, when I first installed, and didn't configure Automatic Refresh, the offending mkvs came up with the same audio drift as before and I was downhearted. Once I set it to 'on' they worked. This really seems to imply that in some cases possibly, the incorrect hz rate might have been sent through to the Refresh rate changer prior to the fixes/changes in Alpha.Only problem I have now is, I have no Streamed MP. I could only get Moving Pictures to work by reinstalling and reimporting.My TVSeries does not work at all. I get 'wrong skin' when trying to run it through Blue 3 in the Plugins section.I have tested the xvids all through mapping in My Videos.If we could figure out which dll is fixed. I would be a very happy bunny if I could revert to my pre Alpha install and just replace the important files.If anyone knows how I can get TV series working in Alpha then maybe I will hold out for Streamed MP 0.9 release.Good work anyway -one way or another rhis appears to be working. The subtitles in DXVA are also brilliant (hadn't ever imported the temporary dll fix)</blockquote>

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