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<blockquote data-quote="Ronner" data-source="post: 369214" data-attributes="member: 53432">No, I didn't find a solution yet, but implemented a workaround that works well enough for me.I have the Harmony One universal remote and with that you can define your own custom keys on the touch screen display. I made a couple buttons on there called 24Hz, 25Hz, 30Hz, 50Hz &amp; 60Hz. These buttons transmit a signal to my htpc that in turn are captured by the imon software. Imon is configured to trigger keyboard strokes (I used ctrl+ f8 to f12) and then I use a program called hoekey to capture these keyboard shortcuts and run a batch file. These batch files are nothing more than scripts to change the refreshrate. It uses a small program called SetRes. With that you can change resolution, color depth AND refreshrate.It sounds a bit more complex than it really is, but it works fine. I can simply check the famerate of a movie with shift+1 (also configured as a button on the harmony remote touchscreen) and then choose the appropriate refreshrate with the click of a remote button.The only problem that I still have is 1. you have to do it manually, but that's ok with me imo and 2. once I click a button to change the refreshrate, mediaportal stops playing the movie. I have to press play again and choose &quot;resume&quot; to continue watching where I left of. But both are minor issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ronner, post: 369214, member: 53432"] No, I didn't find a solution yet, but implemented a workaround that works well enough for me. I have the Harmony One universal remote and with that you can define your own custom keys on the touch screen display. I made a couple buttons on there called 24Hz, 25Hz, 30Hz, 50Hz & 60Hz. These buttons transmit a signal to my htpc that in turn are captured by the imon software. Imon is configured to trigger keyboard strokes (I used ctrl+ f8 to f12) and then I use a program called hoekey to capture these keyboard shortcuts and run a batch file. These batch files are nothing more than scripts to change the refreshrate. It uses a small program called SetRes. With that you can change resolution, color depth AND refreshrate. It sounds a bit more complex than it really is, but it works fine. I can simply check the famerate of a movie with shift+1 (also configured as a button on the harmony remote touchscreen) and then choose the appropriate refreshrate with the click of a remote button. The only problem that I still have is 1. you have to do it manually, but that's ok with me imo and 2. once I click a button to change the refreshrate, mediaportal stops playing the movie. I have to press play again and choose "resume" to continue watching where I left of. But both are minor issues. [/QUOTE]

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