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<blockquote data-quote="peely" data-source="post: 250388" data-attributes="member: 60933">I had this issue with Reclock not guessing the correct framerate of my card (Intel G33), I was requesting a framerate of 60hz in Powerstrip successfully, but Reclock somehow keeps thinking it's 30FPS! So I changed the If currentRefreshRate &lt;&gt; &quot;60&quot; to If currentRefreshRate &lt;&gt; &quot;60&quot; and currentRefrechRate &lt;&gt; &quot;30&quot; then...This solved the issue, it stopped reclock constantly calling the VBS when I played NTSC content.Neil.I had this too, I found that my actual refresh rate after changing the pixel clock was just slightly over 25FPS, if reclock speeded the video up to just over 25FPS then given the fact that the broadcast is live, it would eventually run out of frames! I changed my pixel clock to be just less than 25FPS instead, which seems to work fine for me.Not sure if this helps for you, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="peely, post: 250388, member: 60933"] I had this issue with Reclock not guessing the correct framerate of my card (Intel G33), I was requesting a framerate of 60hz in Powerstrip successfully, but Reclock somehow keeps thinking it's 30FPS! So I changed the If currentRefreshRate <> "60" to If currentRefreshRate <> "60" and currentRefrechRate <> "30" then... This solved the issue, it stopped reclock constantly calling the VBS when I played NTSC content. Neil. I had this too, I found that my actual refresh rate after changing the pixel clock was just slightly over 25FPS, if reclock speeded the video up to just over 25FPS then given the fact that the broadcast is live, it would eventually run out of frames! I changed my pixel clock to be just less than 25FPS instead, which seems to work fine for me. Not sure if this helps for you, too. [/QUOTE]

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