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oddball · 23rd September 2012, 03:34

Thx. I'm having issues with the occasional frame drop which is annoying since I have the HDTV synced at 23.976Hz with a .00003Hz deviation. I can't figure out why MadVR says 1 frame drop every 30+ minutes. I thought it would be telling me several hours if not days when the Hz to FPS is so spot on. I am using LAV filters BTW.

EDIT: Oh and I have another issue. If I play a video with Directx11 enabled and use a separate thread ticked. If I then click away from the video window the video freezes whilst the audio continues. If I disable use a separate thread it works as expected. I've also noticed this weird back and forth glitch on certain settings (whereby the video seems to be repeating previous frames continuously). This often happens when using ffdshow audio with jitter correction enabled but I have seen it happen with it disabled too (or using LAV audio decoder instead).

GTX560Ti BTW with 306 drivers (did it before with older drivers though).

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oddball Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,264	Thx. I'm having issues with the occasional frame drop which is annoying since I have the HDTV synced at 23.976Hz with a .00003Hz deviation. I can't figure out why MadVR says 1 frame drop every 30+ minutes. I thought it would be telling me several hours if not days when the Hz to FPS is so spot on. I am using LAV filters BTW. EDIT: Oh and I have another issue. If I play a video with Directx11 enabled and use a separate thread ticked. If I then click away from the video window the video freezes whilst the audio continues. If I disable use a separate thread it works as expected. I've also noticed this weird back and forth glitch on certain settings (whereby the video seems to be repeating previous frames continuously). This often happens when using ffdshow audio with jitter correction enabled but I have seen it happen with it disabled too (or using LAV audio decoder instead). GTX560Ti BTW with 306 drivers (did it before with older drivers though). Last edited by oddball; 23rd September 2012 at 04:47.