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<blockquote data-quote="Lightning303" data-source="post: 1110730" data-attributes="member: 97876">No, not that i can think of. Worst case scenario, The calculations in ChangeDelay() result in 0 or a negative number.If that happens, the field in the core (AtmoLightObject, probably should change the name to coreObject) just wont get changed (<a href="https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.Core/Core.cs#L937-L946" target="_blank">https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.Core/Core.cs#L937-L946</a>)The core itself does not care what refreshrate is being used. It just delays sending the color infos to the the target software based on the delay we gibe it. And if the delay is 0, it sends it the next chance it gets (in a thread).I know very little of DirectX, SharpDX or redering in generall, so might be. But UICapture() is called by the event SkinContext.DeviceSceneEnd (see: <a href="https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.MediaPortal2/Plugin.cs#L118" target="_blank">https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.MediaPortal2/Plugin.cs#L118</a>) so i was under the impression this only gets called when a frame has been rendered completly and is ready?!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lightning303, post: 1110730, member: 97876"] No, not that i can think of. Worst case scenario, The calculations in ChangeDelay() result in 0 or a negative number. If that happens, the field in the core (AtmoLightObject, probably should change the name to coreObject) just wont get changed ([url]https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.Core/Core.cs#L937-L946[/url]) The core itself does not care what refreshrate is being used. It just delays sending the color infos to the the target software based on the delay we gibe it. And if the delay is 0, it sends it the next chance it gets (in a thread). I know very little of DirectX, SharpDX or redering in generall, so might be. But UICapture() is called by the event SkinContext.DeviceSceneEnd (see: [url]https://github.com/ambilight-4-mediaportal/AtmoLight/blob/master/AtmoLight.MediaPortal2/Plugin.cs#L118[/url]) so i was under the impression this only gets called when a frame has been rendered completly and is ready?! [/QUOTE]

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