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<blockquote data-quote="Truri" data-source="post: 687948" data-attributes="member: 84378">AW: MediaPortal Audio renderer - better video playback qualityI tried now to set 24fps in the mkv container.It seems to me that there was nothing set (blank) befor according to mkvmerge gui.With this setting the refreshrate gets changed to 24Hz and all three lines where flat.I will make a real playback test and report back.----So now after some playback time the sound is to late. ^^Would have be too easy :sOk, now i didn't get it any more...I just checked on the US retail DVDs.Refreshrate changed to 60HzStatsscreens shows ~24fpsThe odd is, the warnings and producer intro videos on the dvd where played correct with 60Hz.But after that comes a trailer for an other anime dvd release and beginning with that trailer the fps goes back to ~24.I have found an other show with the exact same behavior.Also an US DVD Rip.Now I searched through my few US-DVDs and I found an other release where exaclty the same happens, its the same publisher like the one from the sample video.Besides that I have an other show from a different publisher where the DVD is played with 24Hz/24fps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Truri, post: 687948, member: 84378"] [b]AW: MediaPortal Audio renderer - better video playback quality[/b] I tried now to set 24fps in the mkv container. It seems to me that there was nothing set (blank) befor according to mkvmerge gui. With this setting the refreshrate gets changed to 24Hz and all three lines where flat. I will make a real playback test and report back. ---- So now after some playback time the sound is to late. ^^ Would have be too easy :s Ok, now i didn't get it any more... I just checked on the US retail DVDs. Refreshrate changed to 60Hz Statsscreens shows ~24fps The odd is, the warnings and producer intro videos on the dvd where played correct with 60Hz. But after that comes a trailer for an other anime dvd release and beginning with that trailer the fps goes back to ~24. I have found an other show with the exact same behavior. Also an US DVD Rip. Now I searched through my few US-DVDs and I found an other release where exaclty the same happens, its the same publisher like the one from the sample video. Besides that I have an other show from a different publisher where the DVD is played with 24Hz/24fps. [/QUOTE]

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