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<blockquote data-quote="Sebastiii" data-source="post: 1213316" data-attributes="member: 60104">This is normal, this options doesn't fit video to fullscreen and set to fullscreen after, this is the only way i find to try to solve some failing 3D video to start. Like we can't know that video is 3D or not before starting playing, i can't set this option only for 3D.I will try to explain what Madshi explain to me. When starting a video, madVR analyse the stream and detect if the video is 3D or not, if it's 3D, it reset the D3D device and set it to a new that is 3D and then Windows switch to 3D mode.Somehow because of C# / C++ etc. if i delaying the fullscreen mode it seems GPU and madVR handle it better and then MP switch to fullscreen, it's a big hack but still permit to try to correctly start 3D.But the thing i didn't know it's why it switched back correctly to 60Hz after the stop, maybe it's the same weird cause that permit to start 3D lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sebastiii, post: 1213316, member: 60104"] This is normal, this options doesn't fit video to fullscreen and set to fullscreen after, this is the only way i find to try to solve some failing 3D video to start. Like we can't know that video is 3D or not before starting playing, i can't set this option only for 3D. I will try to explain what Madshi explain to me. When starting a video, madVR analyse the stream and detect if the video is 3D or not, if it's 3D, it reset the D3D device and set it to a new that is 3D and then Windows switch to 3D mode. Somehow because of C# / C++ etc. if i delaying the fullscreen mode it seems GPU and madVR handle it better and then MP switch to fullscreen, it's a big hack but still permit to try to correctly start 3D. But the thing i didn't know it's why it switched back correctly to 60Hz after the stop, maybe it's the same weird cause that permit to start 3D lol. [/QUOTE]

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