Thanks alot for bringing life into the development of ReClock. In my opinion one of the most important tool when using a HTPC in a high-end setup.
Support for Vista means that I finally can have perfect playback with my Vista Media Center setup.
I have two questions:
1. Seems like ReClock can't accept 32bit float input (from ffdshow). The playback will not start. Is this expected?
2. Any plan to integrate automatic refresh rate to match frame rate?
I know this could be done/can be done with scripts but it would be nice to have it integrated with the config UI.
If so I would recommend having some sort of table where the user can select wich refresh rate to be used to match a specific frame rate.
A tool like
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/ResChange.shtml can then be used to set the desired refresh rate.
Can be used like this:
reschange -refresh=24 -quiet
23 represent the ~23.976Hz option in the display driver control panel (nvidia)
24 represent the ~24Hz
25 represent the ~25Hz
29 represent the ~29.97Hz
50 represent the ~50Hz
59 represent the ~59.94Hz
60 represent the ~60Hz
Standard refresh rates (EDID acquired)
So a basic table where you can enter what to use for a specific frame rate like this:
23.5fps - 23.989fps = 23
23.9fps - 24.5fps = 24
~25fps = 25/50
~29.97fps = 29
etc etc
Basicly ReClock just launches a command utility with arguments depending on frame rate on loaded material.
This would be a great feature for us Vista Media Center users!!!