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<blockquote data-quote="ejtje" data-source="post: 813430" data-attributes="member: 99987"><p>Hello all,</p><p></p><p>The Dynamic refresh rate enambled/disabled didn't change a thing, So i guess i did something wrong.</p><p>A made 4 logs during the testing proces:</p><p></p><p>Log 1 (19_03): (mediaportal debug log without pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate disabled)</p><p>Log 1 (19_15): (mediaportal debug log with pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate disabled)</p><p>Log 1 (19_38): (mediaportal debug log without pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate enabled)</p><p>Log 1 (19_40): (mediaportal debug log with pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate enabled)</p><p></p><p>I didn't see any difference so I installed Fraps a tool that will dispay the output FPS of you graphic card, with an without the dynamic refresh rate enabled the FPS dropt to 24FPS when the movie started playing. In the menu the FPS was 50FPS and some times dropping to 48 during srolling through movie list.</p><p></p><p>The last test I have done is to use the mediaplayer classic to run the same movie. I did see that in this case the FPS where way less stabel and even dropping to al low 20FPS. But this only happens when playing this specific MKV movie file others keep at the 24FPS mark.</p><p></p><p>For the making of the logs I played every time the same movie, other movies can have the same shocking effects. </p><p></p><p>Please look at the attached logs, I have looked into the files but find it hard to find the problem, there is so much info in those logges.</p><p></p><p>Tnx E</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ejtje, post: 813430, member: 99987"] Hello all, The Dynamic refresh rate enambled/disabled didn't change a thing, So i guess i did something wrong. A made 4 logs during the testing proces: Log 1 (19_03): (mediaportal debug log without pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate disabled) Log 1 (19_15): (mediaportal debug log with pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate disabled) Log 1 (19_38): (mediaportal debug log without pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate enabled) Log 1 (19_40): (mediaportal debug log with pluggins and Dynamic refresh rate enabled) I didn't see any difference so I installed Fraps a tool that will dispay the output FPS of you graphic card, with an without the dynamic refresh rate enabled the FPS dropt to 24FPS when the movie started playing. In the menu the FPS was 50FPS and some times dropping to 48 during srolling through movie list. The last test I have done is to use the mediaplayer classic to run the same movie. I did see that in this case the FPS where way less stabel and even dropping to al low 20FPS. But this only happens when playing this specific MKV movie file others keep at the 24FPS mark. For the making of the logs I played every time the same movie, other movies can have the same shocking effects. Please look at the attached logs, I have looked into the files but find it hard to find the problem, there is so much info in those logges. Tnx E [/QUOTE]
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