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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1034635" data-attributes="member: 76888"><p>AFAIK - Aero is not needing to prevent tearing, it just enables double buffering (which reduces tearing).</p><p>Vertical sync prevents tearing and can be enabled in your display adapter settings, I'm not sure if aero also forces vertical sync or not, however vertical sync can be enabled independently of aero.</p><p></p><p>setting display to 50hz will smooth playback of PAL sources, and will slightly improve 24fps videos (when compared to 60hz), however if your display supports multiple refresh rates, then dynamic refresh rate changer is better than a static refresh rate and will give smoother video. For even smoother video you should use MediaPortal Audio Renderer (MPAR). There is a link in my signiture for recommended settings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1034635, member: 76888"] AFAIK - Aero is not needing to prevent tearing, it just enables double buffering (which reduces tearing). Vertical sync prevents tearing and can be enabled in your display adapter settings, I'm not sure if aero also forces vertical sync or not, however vertical sync can be enabled independently of aero. setting display to 50hz will smooth playback of PAL sources, and will slightly improve 24fps videos (when compared to 60hz), however if your display supports multiple refresh rates, then dynamic refresh rate changer is better than a static refresh rate and will give smoother video. For even smoother video you should use MediaPortal Audio Renderer (MPAR). There is a link in my signiture for recommended settings. [/QUOTE]
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