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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1002245" data-attributes="member: 76888">win8 23p.png - This is 23.976hz (&quot;23p&quot;)win8 from 23p with ccc profile to 50p and back to 23p.png - CCC profile has failed to change refresh rate from 50hz back to 23.976hz&nbsp;so your cc profile is failing, it probably is not setup correctly. Regardless, you might get success using 12noon instead of ccc profiles.&nbsp;<a href="http://12noon.com/?page_id=80" target="_blank">http://12noon.com/?page_id=80</a>&nbsp;dccmd -quiet -refresh=23.976 -force&nbsp;I haven't used it with 23.976hz before, but I assume that is the correct command rather than -refresh=23 , but you could try both. ps. i recommend using 12noon in a .bat file with a brief 1000ms pause&nbsp;[code=23hz.bat]call &quot;c:\dccmd.exe&quot; -quiet -refresh=23.976 -forceping 1.2.3.4 -n 1 -w 1000[/code]&nbsp;PS. Don't think of MPAR as a work around, the fps of a movie is never played back at *exactly* the encoded fps rate, and the refresh rate is never *exactly* the same as what you have set it to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1002245, member: 76888"] [COLOR=#c0c0c0]win8 23p.png[/COLOR] - This is 23.976hz ("23p") [COLOR=#c0c0c0]win8 from 23p with ccc profile to 50p and back to 23p.png[/COLOR] - CCC profile has failed to change refresh rate from 50hz back to 23.976hz so your cc profile is failing, it probably is not setup correctly. Regardless, you might get success using 12noon instead of ccc profiles. [url]http://12noon.com/?page_id=80[/url] dccmd -quiet -refresh=23.976 -force I haven't used it with 23.976hz before, but I assume that is the correct command rather than -refresh=23 , but you could try both. ps. i recommend using 12noon in a .bat file with a brief 1000ms pause [code=23hz.bat] call "c:\dccmd.exe" -quiet -refresh=23.976 -force ping 1.2.3.4 -n 1 -w 1000 [/code] PS. Don't think of MPAR as a work around, the fps of a movie is never played back at *exactly* the encoded fps rate, and the refresh rate is never *exactly* the same as what you have set it to. [/QUOTE]

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