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<blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 875526" data-attributes="member: 67412">Are the Preset autoload condition correct for the HD (Upscale) profile, as it seems to be set to load for 1280x720-&gt;2048x2040, which overlaps with the Full HD profiles, which covers 1920x1080-&gt;2048x2048?&nbsp;I also don't get why your Dynamic Refresh Rate settings should be better, as CINEMA - 23.976 is obviously closer to 24 than 23, NTSC - 59.94 is closer to 60 than 59 and NTSCFILM - 29.97 is closer to 60 than 59, so I'd think using the lower refresh rates would cause more sync problems. Obviously we really need to use MPAR or Reclock to match the playback rate to the display rate exactly, but even so using the lower refresh rates means it has to slow the video down more, compared to the amount it would need to speed it up to match the higher refresh rates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doveman, post: 875526, member: 67412"] [SIZE=3][FONT=arial]Are the Preset autoload condition correct for the HD (Upscale) profile, as it seems to be set to load for 1280x720->2048x2040, which overlaps with the Full HD profiles, which covers 1920x1080->2048x2048?[/FONT][/SIZE] [SIZE=3][FONT=arial]I also don't get why your Dynamic Refresh Rate settings should be better, as CINEMA - 23.976 is obviously closer to 24 than 23, NTSC - 59.94 is closer to 60 than 59 and NTSCFILM - 29.97 is closer to 60 than 59, so I'd think using the lower refresh rates would cause more sync problems. Obviously we really need to use MPAR or Reclock to match the playback rate to the display rate exactly, but even so using the lower refresh rates means it has to slow the video down more, compared to the amount it would need to speed it up to match the higher refresh rates.[/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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