I think there is a problem with 3D Bluray support in Reclock.
In TMT5 the problem stems from the fact that TMT sets the refresh rate at 24hz for 3D content, regardless of whether the built-in auto refresh rate feature is set on or off. Reclock doesn't identify the content's refresh rate and falls back to the default, but TMT5 sets the rate at 24Hz and since the event raised by Reclock in this case is GREEN, I can't capture it and change back to 23.976.
In PowerDVD12 the content's refresh rate being identified by Reclock is 47.952 (23.976 x 2). This makes some sense, because each frame actually consists of 2 full frames. However, the refresh rate should still be 23.976 (this is also what the projector shows when playing back 3D Blurays from a stand alone player).
Is there any way to make Reclock identify such content and work its magic?
I think that in PowerDVD12 at least, it should be able to recognize that 47.952 actually means 23.976 and correct for that frame rate.
Thanks,
Opher
In TMT5 the problem stems from the fact that TMT sets the refresh rate at 24hz for 3D content, regardless of whether the built-in auto refresh rate feature is set on or off. Reclock doesn't identify the content's refresh rate and falls back to the default, but TMT5 sets the rate at 24Hz and since the event raised by Reclock in this case is GREEN, I can't capture it and change back to 23.976.
In PowerDVD12 the content's refresh rate being identified by Reclock is 47.952 (23.976 x 2). This makes some sense, because each frame actually consists of 2 full frames. However, the refresh rate should still be 23.976 (this is also what the projector shows when playing back 3D Blurays from a stand alone player).
Is there any way to make Reclock identify such content and work its magic?
I think that in PowerDVD12 at least, it should be able to recognize that 47.952 actually means 23.976 and correct for that frame rate.
Thanks,
Opher