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<blockquote data-quote="Crabstick" data-source="post: 309134" data-attributes="member: 76521">That is not the case here. I am switching the framerate to 24 Hz with 24 fps material, 50Hz for 25 fps and so on. The only difference&nbsp; between MP and WMP playback is the video renderer (VMR9 in MP, VMR in WMP).I tried reclock some time ago but it threw me an error (hardware not supported) so that didn't work out.BTW, the link you posted is for the old version of reclock. The source was acquired by some company and they are developing it from now on. Latest version is currently 1.8.1.5 beta.Edit: BTW, playback of those 25 fps xvid MKV files is fine with MP and WMP on my laptop which is ages old and does not have half the power if my HTPC. This may have something to do with the refresh rates of display and video (videocard HW and renderer?) being slightly offsync. I also get terrible playback with 29.970 NTSC AVI and display is at 60Hz.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crabstick, post: 309134, member: 76521"] That is not the case here. I am switching the framerate to 24 Hz with 24 fps material, 50Hz for 25 fps and so on. The only difference between MP and WMP playback is the video renderer (VMR9 in MP, VMR in WMP). I tried reclock some time ago but it threw me an error (hardware not supported) so that didn't work out. BTW, the link you posted is for the old version of reclock. The source was acquired by some company and they are developing it from now on. Latest version is currently 1.8.1.5 beta. Edit: BTW, playback of those 25 fps xvid MKV files is fine with MP and WMP on my laptop which is ages old and does not have half the power if my HTPC. This may have something to do with the refresh rates of display and video (videocard HW and renderer?) being slightly offsync. I also get terrible playback with 29.970 NTSC AVI and display is at 60Hz. [/QUOTE]

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