Resamplers blind test

[yesgrey3]

true! but no 25@24 for you

Wrong. I can do 25@24, I just need to set my soundcard's clock to 46080Hz.

and you've never really confirmed whether it would work hiccup-free for 2H in a row

I've not tested it yet with such a lengthy movie.

we both know that 47.952047952~Hz simply isn't possible...

No. 47.952047952 is easy, what is not possible is 47.9520000000Hz, but I don't bother, because I set my soundcard's clock to 48048Hz and play them at exact 48.0Hz.

soon or later the audio will need to catch up, and a glitch might/would/will occur

Yes, it might happen, but I prefer one 50ms glitch in the middle of a 2h movie over 2h of not glitched but resampled sound.

I tried a 24fps@48.000Hz w/o resampling, and the sound was hiccuping after a while..as my 48Hz isn't perfect at all

But mine is, and my soundcard's clock is also very precise, with very small drifting, so, no hiccups for me.

 

[yesgrey3]

besides some movies are 24fps, some are 23.976..but the nvidia drivers only allow ONE custom res per frequency...so???

No problem. I only use 48.0 Hz. I'll vary the soundcard's clock accordingly with the movie frame rate.

 

[leeperry]

No problem. I only use 48.0 Hz. I'll vary the soundcard's clock accordingly with the movie frame rate.

ok, but it'd be nicer to automate it w/ the VBS script or so..

Yes, it might happen, but I prefer one 50ms glitch in the middle of a 2h movie over 2h of not glitched but resampled sound.

this, I wouldn't agree(especially in 32/192 libsamplerate that sounds really good in movies on my setup), but each to his own

A/V drops are not acceptable IMO.

 

[ice25]

you've never really confirmed whether it would work hiccup-free for 2H in a row

I've not tested it yet with such a lengthy movie.

Then you really don't watch a lot of movies..

 

[yesgrey3]

this, I wouldn't agree(especially in 32/192 libsamplerate that sounds really good in movies on my setup), but each to his own

I cannot use it with my cpu (even an audio file @192kHz is not possible), so I prefer the no-resampling, it's a lot easier for it, and the sound is not touched.

A/V drops are not acceptable IMO.

Resampling is not acceptable IMO.

Then you really don't watch a lot of movies..

Yes, that's true. I spend too much time in the forums...
On a more serious note, my current projector is a bit old, and I have a lot of Blu-ray movies to watch, and I'm waiting until I can buy a new Full-HD projector to watch them...