GrandeBoma
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No, changing the resampler quality doesn't matter
perhaps selecting dsound resampling?
perhaps selecting dsound resampling?
If you don't want (or need) ReClock's "video sync magic", you can set it to "play at original speed" and lock this setting.Just wanted to report another success story and ask a question.
My System: Intel clarkdale i3-530 with Biostar H55 MB connected to a Pioneer Elite receiver.
Without reclock, TMT3 .170 on my Intel does not output the HD audio correctly. Either silence or a slight buzzing occurs.
Tested with Reclock 1.8.6.4 and selected the 'Allow bitstream' option and now TMT3 .170 will bitstream the HD audio!!
With reclock and TMT3, it's great. Playing 2012 on Bluray, TMT3 was using 0-2% CPU and reclock was using 1% CPU while outputting DTS HD MA and 1080p. This was while I was also ripping a movie from disc with eac3to!
The only catch is that when I'm playing a movie and click on the Reclock properties in the windows systray, it's yellow and the hz/FPS is set to "Auto". It says "Cannot sync this CINEMA video to your display, will play with 24fps".
If it leave it on this setting, it will drop a fair amount of audio.If I click the drop down and select 60fps (to match my TV and windows setting), it stops dropping audio and everything looks/sounds great.
Question is, how can I set this to be my default setting? Every time I Play a clip, it goes back to auto. I went into reclock properties (when not playing a clip) and the only settings available under Video - FPS - were up to 30fps, but not 60fps. I set it to 30fps but when I played a clip, it was back to "auto".
Any help is appreciated!
If you don't want (or need) ReClock's "video sync magic", you can set it to "play at original speed" and lock this setting.
Piece of cake. Just tell me where the checkbox should go, possible choices are:That's ALMOST a perfect solution then. How about a "play at original speed when bitstreaming" option?
I know it logically goes with the video settings, but, I'd take option 1 to make it clearer as to what it's for. This would ROCK.
You may have just talked me OUT of bitstreaming.
Whoa!.. There's hope for you yet
Don't get too excited. One of my big complaints still holds true...that you have to rely on the software decoder in the player of choice. And quite frankly every time they touch the audio renderer they break something. It's starting to wear thin. So, I want the option for both. (As I said, I want pie and cake ) That way if the software decoding is working, stellar. If not, bitstreaming is there. I like choices.
All the better.. I would have one less to throw anti-bitstreaming rhetoric at
Now that you've challenged me with that concept, I'm hard pressed to argue FOR bitstreaming.
I know it logically goes with the video settings, but, I'd take option 1 to make it clearer as to what it's for. This would ROCK.
Realtek audio driver? It doesn't work with the ATI 5xxx, you must use the ATI driver.Well so far the bit-stream audio pass-through has not worked for me not it 1864 or 1865, not any combination of settings. It tries to play but the audio comes in and out and the playback has brief pauses too. If it did work it would be in only 2 channels.