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<blockquote data-quote="emphatic" data-source="post: 582820" data-attributes="member: 24365">Hej!RC2 is available now.Getting 24fps is mostly only available for full-hd displays. My Panasonic plasma for example can only display 720p @ 50 or 60 hz, so I've chosen to use 50 hz for everything. This means, all my PAL DVDs play back perfectly smooth, 24fps material (23.97) is sped up to 25, i.e. smooth in 50 hz. 29.97 material uses my Nvidia cards &quot;reverse telecine&quot; to 24 fps.ReClock: [spoiler] is an application that installs an extra audio renderer for your system that syncs the audio of your videos to the screen refresh, to ensure a smooth playback. When a 24fps movie is played back on a computer @ 50, 60, 75 or 100 hz, it has to add frames to sync to the audio. This is how computers play back video. But with ReClock, the audio is resampled to match the monitor refresh instead. So the 24fps video is sped up to 25 fps, making it smooth @ 50hz, and ReClock will sync the audio to that new speed.[/spoiler]ReClock is easy to find on Google, and is free and legal. But the site that hosts it, also sells an on-the-fly decrypting software, so I can't link to it here.Edit: Guide here: <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/codecs-external-players-55/guide-stutter-free-playback-reclock-45834/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/codecs-external-players-55/guide-stutter-free-playback-reclock-45834/</a>Emph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emphatic, post: 582820, member: 24365"] Hej! RC2 is available now. Getting 24fps is mostly only available for full-hd displays. My Panasonic plasma for example can only display 720p @ 50 or 60 hz, so I've chosen to use 50 hz for everything. This means, all my PAL DVDs play back perfectly smooth, 24fps material (23.97) is sped up to 25, i.e. smooth in 50 hz. 29.97 material uses my Nvidia cards "reverse telecine" to 24 fps. ReClock: [spoiler] is an application that installs an extra audio renderer for your system that syncs the audio of your videos to the screen refresh, to ensure a smooth playback. When a 24fps movie is played back on a computer @ 50, 60, 75 or 100 hz, it has to add frames to sync to the audio. This is how computers play back video. But with ReClock, the audio is resampled to match the monitor refresh instead. So the 24fps video is sped up to 25 fps, making it smooth @ 50hz, and ReClock will sync the audio to that new speed.[/spoiler] ReClock is easy to find on Google, and is free and legal. But the site that hosts it, also sells an on-the-fly decrypting software, so I can't link to it here. Edit: Guide here: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/codecs-external-players-55/guide-stutter-free-playback-reclock-45834/[/url] Emph [/QUOTE]

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