I was wrong. Seems like 1.8b2 just needed some more time to feel comfortable on my system. It is now back to the typical "one drop at the beginning".One thing I noticed so far:
ReClock always had the habit to drop/repeat a single AC3 sample when the video started. 1.8b2 seems to have the habit to drop/repeat some more in the beginning.
24/96 upsampled in ffdshow works fine here in WaveOut, with the beta 196kHz audio does not work here.
24/96 upsampled in ffdshow works fine here in WaveOut, with the beta 1
I agree BUT I would like this option too. Because PowerStrip does not support all graphic cards. And under Vista using EVR (at least with Vista Media Center) you have to set the nearest refresh rate through the control panel anyway before using PowerStrip. Otherwise you get tearing/massive frame skipping.
It's like the renderer is not aware of the new refresh rate if you just use PowerStrip without first changing through the control panel.
I can reproduce this, which is a "good thing(tm)". Makes fixing it much easier.
soon..........like today ?Fixed. Next beta coming soon...
if your display can't do a multiple of 24Hz, using Reclock is kinda pointless for bluray.I am a ReClock noob and want to use it with Blurays in PowerDVD 8. What settings should I check? My LCD-TV runs with 60 Hz. Framerate is not detected automatically (yellow).
soon..........like today ?
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hopefully you might as well fix the Remoulade frame rate problem, and make the Reclock resampling algorithm multithreaded........that's what I would really love to see in Reclock, but no hurry :agree:
They can push as hard as they want... won't help themI'll stop bothering you now, but beware other people are pushing the door already
* Add real-time AC3 encoding, so people who use SPDIF to watch DVDs can get the full benefit of PAL speedup removal. The current SPDIF support is IMHO completely useless.
Should work fine with "DTS Live" capable soundcards. I use the AuzenTech XPlosion without problems. Problem is, that most cards (or on board sound) are not "Dolby Digital Live" or "DTS Interactive" capable. Adding real time AC3 encoding would help the "average user" a lot.Yeah, a friend of mine is about to turn nuts trying to get "DTS Live" to reencode in realtime Reclock's output....
I just got an interest in Reclock yesterday, and how wonderful, that's the day a new version came out .
Otherwise, just a quick question, does the audio timestretching still induce a loss in audio quality as the readme mentions ?
Anyhow, thanks a lot for all you've done for htpc users.