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<blockquote data-quote="technoweary" data-source="post: 1153322" data-attributes="member: 153083">Hi Guys,Thank you so much for your help, I do see what you say, and I have watched video, TV and Movie output so much and I am convinced that the MP Renderer does actually give a smoother replay than Nvidia, as you say it should.But why is it doing this? Where is it getting the idea that 25fps is better than 24fps?Would it be that the Nvidia drivers are telling it that it's a PAL display and therefor 50Hz / 25Hz.Is there a way to &quot;force&quot; the Dynamic Refresh to use 24fps regardless of what Nvidia says?Maybe I did not adjust the Dynamic Refresh settings correctly, I simply overwrote the 23.976fps with 24fps, is that correct?I do not have much in the way of adjustments on the TV, just 75Hz or 100Hz. There is 72Hz, (3 x 24fps?), but only on PC input and no 1080.In the TV specs I see that 1080p has a 24fps rate and I was considering forcing the Nvidia driver to this setting but I wonder if this may have a negative effect DVB-T.I will try 1080p on the weekend and see what success I get.Thanks again for your help, it is very much appreciated as I am sure you have both got better things to do than give this your attention. ( I feel sure lesser people would have told me where to stick my videos by now!!).Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="technoweary, post: 1153322, member: 153083"] Hi Guys, Thank you so much for your help, I do see what you say, and I have watched video, TV and Movie output so much and I am convinced that the MP Renderer does actually give a smoother replay than Nvidia, as you say it should. But why is it doing this? Where is it getting the idea that 25fps is better than 24fps? Would it be that the Nvidia drivers are telling it that it's a PAL display and therefor 50Hz / 25Hz. Is there a way to "force" the Dynamic Refresh to use 24fps regardless of what Nvidia says? Maybe I did not adjust the Dynamic Refresh settings correctly, I simply overwrote the 23.976fps with 24fps, is that correct? I do not have much in the way of adjustments on the TV, just 75Hz or 100Hz. There is 72Hz, (3 x 24fps?), but only on PC input and no 1080. In the TV specs I see that 1080p has a 24fps rate and I was considering forcing the Nvidia driver to this setting but I wonder if this may have a negative effect DVB-T. I will try 1080p on the weekend and see what success I get. Thanks again for your help, it is very much appreciated as I am sure you have both got better things to do than give this your attention. ( I feel sure lesser people would have told me where to stick my videos by now!!). Regards [/QUOTE]

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