[Zfish]

I have 3 XBMC setups, one of which display the current count of frames per second in the top right of the screen!

How do I turn the FPS count off?! I've looked everywhere and can't see any mention

This setup uses DSPlayer, so perhaps due to that?

Suspect I've hit a shortcut key as it's only appeared recently.

This is 11.0-Pre Git:201`20212-a533f3b running under Windows Home Server 11.

I know it's the FPS count because if I turn on debug the count tracks the debug FPS count shown on the left.

Am outputing to a screen, not a TV, and it's just the same if it's HDMI or DVI

Grateful for any ideas - thanks !

[sialivi]

I've never encountered an FPS counter in XBMC. Are you sure you're not running some application like MSI Afterburner or Fraps in the background?

[Memphiz]

XBMC is not able to show FPS on the top right. So it has to be from DSPlayer or inside of the video.

[Zfish]

Ah thanks for the tips - got it now

Tried playing the file within XBMC using DVDPlayer and DSplayer - still got the FPS counter.

Tried playing in VLC, and the FPS counter still appears when in full screen mode, so nothing to do with XBMC.

I was using ATI Tray Tools to try and force overscaling and I had 'Enable OnScreen Display' ticked on the General Settings tab.

Cheers for your help guys...

[mrhyde1969]

Hmmmm does FRAPS work with video? may try this just to see what xbmc is sending to my display with various material, just to make sure it how I want it