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<blockquote data-quote="Scythe42" data-source="post: 554762" data-attributes="member: 95833">Re: AW: Automatic Refreshrate ChangerThe called function for displaying the refresh rate in the stats renderer has a bug. It displays always the value under which the Desktop runs before you started MediaPortal. This is the refresh rate Windows is running under. The function itself doesn't notice any refresh rate changes unless it has been applied over the display properties. Thanks for pointing out that bug. I'll fix the wrong stats in SVN repository as soon as I find time for it.When you see the stuttering you should notice very high frame painting times every few frames. This is the symptom (reason still unkown, but I have new idea for trying out things to fix this).It seems to be caused by Windows itself (and or maybe driver combinations) as we have now reports that similar issues show up with XBMC, MP-HC, WMP as well when refresh rates are changed in various combinations using various tools and not the display properties. The common things seems to be that one of the refresh rates changed to is the one used over display properties for the general Windows desktop.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scythe42, post: 554762, member: 95833"] [b]Re: AW: Automatic Refreshrate Changer[/b] The called function for displaying the refresh rate in the stats renderer has a bug. It displays always the value under which the Desktop runs before you started MediaPortal. This is the refresh rate Windows is running under. The function itself doesn't notice any refresh rate changes unless it has been applied over the display properties. Thanks for pointing out that bug. I'll fix the wrong stats in SVN repository as soon as I find time for it. When you see the stuttering you should notice very high frame painting times every few frames. This is the symptom (reason still unkown, but I have new idea for trying out things to fix this). It seems to be caused by Windows itself (and or maybe driver combinations) as we have now reports that similar issues show up with XBMC, MP-HC, WMP as well when refresh rates are changed in various combinations using various tools and not the display properties. The common things seems to be that one of the refresh rates changed to is the one used over display properties for the general Windows desktop. [/QUOTE]

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