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<blockquote data-quote="kevin939" data-source="post: 293620" data-attributes="member: 52493">Hi, have an ATI card and can select 24/50/60 hz refresh rates and us this script suitably modified to switch to 24 fps when I go to powerdvd. The TV (PLASMA screen) takes these refresh rates no problem.The problem I have is that HD_DVDs appear to be 29.9xx - I had thought them 23.9xx. Maybe they vary.The script is plugged into MP as a menu item which is currently set to the graphics card to 24fps - great for bu-ray, not good for HD-DVD (or DVD if I ever wanted to use powerDVD for those). I could of course have two scripts - one for blu-ray and one for HD-DVD but thats a pain. I would much prefer to be able to detect what the video frame rate is and change it the card refresh rate to match - then I can handle all the extras too. [I do this using another plugin for all my videos stored on the PC)So how can I get powerdvd to tell me the frame rate?Chee</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kevin939, post: 293620, member: 52493"] Hi, have an ATI card and can select 24/50/60 hz refresh rates and us this script suitably modified to switch to 24 fps when I go to powerdvd. The TV (PLASMA screen) takes these refresh rates no problem. The problem I have is that HD_DVDs appear to be 29.9xx - I had thought them 23.9xx. Maybe they vary. The script is plugged into MP as a menu item which is currently set to the graphics card to 24fps - great for bu-ray, not good for HD-DVD (or DVD if I ever wanted to use powerDVD for those). I could of course have two scripts - one for blu-ray and one for HD-DVD but thats a pain. I would much prefer to be able to detect what the video frame rate is and change it the card refresh rate to match - then I can handle all the extras too. [I do this using another plugin for all my videos stored on the PC) So how can I get powerdvd to tell me the frame rate? Chee [/QUOTE]

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