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<blockquote data-quote="red5goahead" data-source="post: 309185" data-attributes="member: 60852">I'm test all new beta release. the last one is the 1.8.1.5.When start fine Reclock is amazing because I play smoothly an mkv x264 23,976 fps with 50 HZ monitorfor an hour with out any jitter / stuttering. Sometimes Reclock start , reclock detect correct monitor refresh. beciome green but the play is jerky . pause and play or stop and play normaly resolve the issue.I use directdraw (the default) . I 'm under Vista so I use evr (in my htpc vrm9 do not start) . evr is fine.vsync is off.No. the new reclock get pcm channel from decoder (ac3) for example (no spdif must be selected in there). accelerate or decelerate them (24-&gt;25, 25-&gt;24), streching the audio to compensate and recode them in ac3 stream over spd/if to the selected device.work fine on 50 HZ. for film based material. but also run PAL material on 24 fps complian monitor !!the up/slowdown, audio streching and dolby digital live recoding take about 10% cpu on a intel dual core 2.4ghz.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="red5goahead, post: 309185, member: 60852"] I'm test all new beta release. the last one is the 1.8.1.5. When start fine Reclock is amazing because I play smoothly an mkv x264 23,976 fps with 50 HZ monitor for an hour with out any jitter / stuttering. Sometimes Reclock start , reclock detect correct monitor refresh. beciome green but the play is jerky . pause and play or stop and play normaly resolve the issue. I use directdraw (the default) . I 'm under Vista so I use evr (in my htpc vrm9 do not start) . evr is fine. vsync is off. No. the new reclock get pcm channel from decoder (ac3) for example (no spdif must be selected in there). accelerate or decelerate them (24->25, 25->24), streching the audio to compensate and recode them in ac3 stream over spd/if to the selected device. work fine on 50 HZ. for film based material. but also run PAL material on 24 fps complian monitor !! the up/slowdown, audio streching and dolby digital live recoding take about 10% cpu on a intel dual core 2.4ghz. [/QUOTE]

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