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<blockquote data-quote="blobo" data-source="post: 241602" data-attributes="member: 69078">This plugin seems to be working with me.. I'm using the newest tv engine and a few day old MP SVN. It works at least with AVIs, MKVs, DVDs and even TV, and i haven't gotten it to crash so far. As i mentioned already, it works even when entering &quot;mytv&quot; section and the refresh rate needs to be adjusted. If you have problems with mytv, perhaps you should just set up your system so that your default refresh rate is the same one that your TV channels use.. this way there's no need to adjust the RR when entering mytv, only when watching movies.Personally i would probabaly like this plugin better if it didn't have this concept of &quot;deafult RR&quot; and only adjusted RR when needed. Now when your default RR is 50Hz and you watch a 24Hz movie, it changes the RR to 48HZ and then when you exit the movie,&nbsp; it changes it back to 50. Most of my files are 24Hz and tv is 25Hz, so i will probably start using 48 as default, but i also have some files and a few tv series with 25Hz frame rate and it seems a little unnecessary that if i wish to watch many 25Hz episodes in a row it has to change the RR back and forth.btw.. does anybody know if this constant &quot;resyncing&quot; does damage to my projector? probabaly a stupid Q, but you never know..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blobo, post: 241602, member: 69078"] This plugin seems to be working with me.. I'm using the newest tv engine and a few day old MP SVN. It works at least with AVIs, MKVs, DVDs and even TV, and i haven't gotten it to crash so far. As i mentioned already, it works even when entering "mytv" section and the refresh rate needs to be adjusted. If you have problems with mytv, perhaps you should just set up your system so that your default refresh rate is the same one that your TV channels use.. this way there's no need to adjust the RR when entering mytv, only when watching movies. Personally i would probabaly like this plugin better if it didn't have this concept of "deafult RR" and only adjusted RR when needed. Now when your default RR is 50Hz and you watch a 24Hz movie, it changes the RR to 48HZ and then when you exit the movie, it changes it back to 50. Most of my files are 24Hz and tv is 25Hz, so i will probably start using 48 as default, but i also have some files and a few tv series with 25Hz frame rate and it seems a little unnecessary that if i wish to watch many 25Hz episodes in a row it has to change the RR back and forth. btw.. does anybody know if this constant "resyncing" does damage to my projector? probabaly a stupid Q, but you never know.. [/QUOTE]

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