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<blockquote data-quote="robyf" data-source="post: 626253" data-attributes="member: 13314">Jet70, I've not understand if you use AC3/DTS passthrough or not. If yes try this configuration:- Install reclock- Enable &quot;Allow ReClock to Accept AC3 Sources&quot; in the first page of reclock config or something like that, don't have it installed now to try- Disable vsync correction in reclockFor this configuration to work you HAVE to play the media with a refresh rate multiple of the fps of the media. For instance 25fps xvid must be played at 25hz or 50hz, 24fps movies must be played at 24hz, and so on.Then try the original RC4 dshowhelper or the ones of owlsroost to find which one feets best to your hardware/software configuration.If you do not use AC3 passthrough then you only have to disable vsync correction in reclock to make it work.Please also edit your system configuration in your profile and make it visible so we can understand which kind of hardware/software configuration you have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robyf, post: 626253, member: 13314"] Jet70, I've not understand if you use AC3/DTS passthrough or not. If yes try this configuration: - Install reclock - Enable "Allow ReClock to Accept AC3 Sources" in the first page of reclock config or something like that, don't have it installed now to try - Disable vsync correction in reclock For this configuration to work you HAVE to play the media with a refresh rate multiple of the fps of the media. For instance 25fps xvid must be played at 25hz or 50hz, 24fps movies must be played at 24hz, and so on. Then try the original RC4 dshowhelper or the ones of owlsroost to find which one feets best to your hardware/software configuration. If you do not use AC3 passthrough then you only have to disable vsync correction in reclock to make it work. Please also edit your system configuration in your profile and make it visible so we can understand which kind of hardware/software configuration you have. [/QUOTE]

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