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<blockquote data-quote="technoweary" data-source="post: 1153011" data-attributes="member: 153083"><p>The TV runs at 50FPS on menu's, Live TV etc. and changes to 24FPS when I play the Videos when using Nvidia Renderer.</p><p>VideoLAN confirms that the frame rate is changed to 24FPS when playing in Windows.</p><p>If I use MPAR the video playback frame rate is 25FPS, and this gives the unwanted speed up.</p><p>Whether MPAR is not controlling the Nvidia display card or the TV I cannot guess, but as I said the Nvidia Audio renderer appears to correct the problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="technoweary, post: 1153011, member: 153083"] The TV runs at 50FPS on menu's, Live TV etc. and changes to 24FPS when I play the Videos when using Nvidia Renderer. VideoLAN confirms that the frame rate is changed to 24FPS when playing in Windows. If I use MPAR the video playback frame rate is 25FPS, and this gives the unwanted speed up. Whether MPAR is not controlling the Nvidia display card or the TV I cannot guess, but as I said the Nvidia Audio renderer appears to correct the problem. [/QUOTE]
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