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<blockquote data-quote="technoweary" data-source="post: 1152941" data-attributes="member: 153083"><p>Hi davidf,</p><p>Yes, I am sure you are correct as when I run from the PC using VideoLAN it shows 23.977971 rate.</p><p>Changing the Audio Renderer to Nvidia seems to do the trick but I do not know how to read the rate from MediaPortal.</p><p>It's a Plasma TV so any picture degradation shows up like a sore thumb, (especially 720p movies). Things seem perfect using the Nvidia renderer so I wonder if this is controlling the display via hdmi?</p><p>Thanks for your reply</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="technoweary, post: 1152941, member: 153083"] Hi davidf, Yes, I am sure you are correct as when I run from the PC using VideoLAN it shows 23.977971 rate. Changing the Audio Renderer to Nvidia seems to do the trick but I do not know how to read the rate from MediaPortal. It's a Plasma TV so any picture degradation shows up like a sore thumb, (especially 720p movies). Things seem perfect using the Nvidia renderer so I wonder if this is controlling the display via hdmi? Thanks for your reply [/QUOTE]
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