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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 880753" data-attributes="member: 10858">Please, before starting to distribute false claims take some deep dive into the MPAR source code and learn how it works. If something is unclear please ask from the devs first than just make assumptions that might be false. In previous post there was many false claims, but I wont correct those yet (not enough free time at the moment).&nbsp;&nbsp;MPAR wont do anything for the audio when display refresh rate and fps are matching for 99.9% of the time (this varies between 99.0 and 100.0% depending how the audio and video hardware clocks work). In such case MPAR will enter into a quality mode where reference clock corrections (timestretching) are needed. For your 20 minute dropped frame case it would be happening once per 20 minutes and for a quite brief moment. For the remaining time the lossless LPCM stream is passed thru (unless channel mixer or some other feature is required to be used to convert the stream to the output devices format).&nbsp;If there are some unclear behavior with the MPAR (or any other new functionality) it is much better to open a new thread than to start to spread false information. In any case such deep in technical detail discussions aren't shouldn't to be handled in release news comments.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 880753, member: 10858"] Please, before starting to distribute false claims take some deep dive into the MPAR source code and learn how it works. If something is unclear please ask from the devs first than just make assumptions that might be false. In previous post there was many false claims, but I wont correct those yet (not enough free time at the moment). MPAR wont do anything for the audio when display refresh rate and fps are matching for 99.9% of the time (this varies between 99.0 and 100.0% depending how the audio and video hardware clocks work). In such case MPAR will enter into a quality mode where reference clock corrections (timestretching) are needed. For your 20 minute dropped frame case it would be happening once per 20 minutes and for a quite brief moment. For the remaining time the lossless LPCM stream is passed thru (unless channel mixer or some other feature is required to be used to convert the stream to the output devices format). If there are some unclear behavior with the MPAR (or any other new functionality) it is much better to open a new thread than to start to spread false information. In any case such deep in technical detail discussions aren't shouldn't to be handled in release news comments. [/QUOTE]

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