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<blockquote data-quote="Scope" data-source="post: 417335" data-attributes="member: 10521">RARFileSource IssuesFirst I'd like to thank gibman for making this plugin, great work!Before I had to switch the refreshrate manually to get rid of the judder.I've been loving this plugin until I got hold of a directshow filter which I love as much as this plugin.It is called RarFileSource (<a href="http://www.v12pwr.com/RARFileSource/" target="_blank">RARFileSource</a>) and it lets you play mediafiles stored in rar-files on the fly.But this directshow filter makes the refreshrate-changer-plugin unable to get the FPS from the mediafile.So I have to either manually change the refreshrate each time or manually extract the videos from the rar-files.I used to use ParnRar before until I discovered the RARFileSource.I'm guessing that this plugin tries to access the media-files directly, and in this case it tries to get the fps from a .rar file?Gibman: Do you think it would take alot of work to fix this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scope, post: 417335, member: 10521"] [b]RARFileSource Issues[/b] First I'd like to thank gibman for making this plugin, great work! Before I had to switch the refreshrate manually to get rid of the judder. I've been loving this plugin until I got hold of a directshow filter which I love as much as this plugin. It is called RarFileSource ([url=http://www.v12pwr.com/RARFileSource/]RARFileSource[/url]) and it lets you play mediafiles stored in rar-files on the fly. But this directshow filter makes the refreshrate-changer-plugin unable to get the FPS from the mediafile. So I have to either manually change the refreshrate each time or manually extract the videos from the rar-files. I used to use ParnRar before until I discovered the RARFileSource. I'm guessing that this plugin tries to access the media-files directly, and in this case it tries to get the fps from a .rar file? Gibman: Do you think it would take alot of work to fix this? [/QUOTE]

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