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<blockquote data-quote="heikoh" data-source="post: 414531" data-attributes="member: 56033">Thanks for your fast reply.Shift+1 is a good hint - and indeed the framerate is not as it is supposed to be. Sometimes is displays an average of about 20 fps, sometimes 45 fps.As I use a PAL source, both values seem wrong to me (they should either be 25 fps or 50 fps).HD-Video-Files (.mkv) seem to play back correctly at 23,96 fps, however, as it is TV material although, it is probably supposed to have 60 fps...So far I really can't understand where the problem is coming from, as there is enough CPU + GPU-power available - even for 1080p upscaling.I also followed your other thread, uninstalled MP101, reinstalled MP100, and I have always 25 fps during TV playback, still 23,96 fps on those .mkv-containers.So it seems to have to s.th. with version MP 1.0.1.If anyone knows where this is coming from, any suggestions appreciated.Best regards,Heiko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="heikoh, post: 414531, member: 56033"] Thanks for your fast reply. Shift+1 is a good hint - and indeed the framerate is not as it is supposed to be. Sometimes is displays an average of about 20 fps, sometimes 45 fps. As I use a PAL source, both values seem wrong to me (they should either be 25 fps or 50 fps). HD-Video-Files (.mkv) seem to play back correctly at 23,96 fps, however, as it is TV material although, it is probably supposed to have 60 fps... So far I really can't understand where the problem is coming from, as there is enough CPU + GPU-power available - even for 1080p upscaling. I also followed your other thread, uninstalled MP101, reinstalled MP100, and I have always 25 fps during TV playback, still 23,96 fps on those .mkv-containers. So it seems to have to s.th. with version MP 1.0.1. If anyone knows where this is coming from, any suggestions appreciated. Best regards, Heiko [/QUOTE]

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