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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 890637" data-attributes="member: 76888">There are also different methods of changing the refresh rate, currently you are using the default built in refresh rate changer, but you can configure mediaportal to run an external application/shortcut that will change the refresh rate. ie, you can set it to use catalyst control centre profiles etc etc.&nbsp;Download this and install it<a href="http://12noon.com/?p=113" target="_blank">http://12noon.com/?p=113</a>&nbsp;Then you can create the following file in notepad and save as 24hz.bat&nbsp;&nbsp;the 2nd line is just a way of making the batch file pause for 2 seconds before letting mediaportal play the video, this gives time for the refreshrate change to kick in. If you're runing 64bit then the 12noon may be located in &quot;C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dc.exe&quot; -refresh=24&nbsp;make another file called 50hz.bat ; 60hz.bat etc etc then have mediaportal run the .bat file to change the refresh rate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 890637, member: 76888"] There are also different methods of changing the refresh rate, currently you are using the default built in refresh rate changer, but you can configure mediaportal to run an external application/shortcut that will change the refresh rate. ie, you can set it to use catalyst control centre profiles etc etc. Download this and install it [url]http://12noon.com/?p=113[/url] Then you can create the following file in notepad and save as 24hz.bat the 2nd line is just a way of making the batch file pause for 2 seconds before letting mediaportal play the video, this gives time for the refreshrate change to kick in. If you're runing 64bit then the 12noon may be located in "C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dc.exe" -refresh=24 make another file called 50hz.bat ; 60hz.bat etc etc then have mediaportal run the .bat file to change the refresh rate. [/QUOTE]

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