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<blockquote data-quote="davidf" data-source="post: 1152936" data-attributes="member: 19484">Looks like the videos are playing 4% too fast as MPAR is adjusting the audio to allow best video playback of 23.976fps material on a 25hz display.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can use configuration to enable the default direct sound audio renderer (and conversely have poorer video quality with duplicated frames).The best solution would be to match the 23fps material to another refresh rate on you monitor (as it doesn't support 23hz).&nbsp; Try 24hz which some monitors support.&nbsp; If you don't have 24hz support then you simply have a choice of video vs audio quality (MPAR resembles the audio to match the monitor, but shouldn't be noticeable except that the video will play slightly quicker to maintain the video quality).If stuck with no appropriate refresh rate on the monitor watch one of the 23fps videos with the default audio render and decide whether you prefer video quality or audio quality - you can't have both in this case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="davidf, post: 1152936, member: 19484"] Looks like the videos are playing 4% too fast as MPAR is adjusting the audio to allow best video playback of 23.976fps material on a 25hz display. You can use configuration to enable the default direct sound audio renderer (and conversely have poorer video quality with duplicated frames). The best solution would be to match the 23fps material to another refresh rate on you monitor (as it doesn't support 23hz). Try 24hz which some monitors support. If you don't have 24hz support then you simply have a choice of video vs audio quality (MPAR resembles the audio to match the monitor, but shouldn't be noticeable except that the video will play slightly quicker to maintain the video quality). If stuck with no appropriate refresh rate on the monitor watch one of the 23fps videos with the default audio render and decide whether you prefer video quality or audio quality - you can't have both in this case. [/QUOTE]

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