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Or is there a way that I can start a little skirpt everytime I hit play, and manually set the refresh rate using xandr?
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Just set xbmc to auto adjust refresh rate to the video playing
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compositing window managers (e.g. compiz on unity) will block refresh rate switching. Try the standalone session for a test.
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Thanks, I will try a stand alone session. This means it is purely unity (compiz) related?
Actually, I noticed that even when I set manually in Ubuntu to 24Hz and then start xbmc, the refresh rate is changed again to 60hz. Doesn't this mean that xbmc has "the power" to overvote compiz?
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But how can my described observation be possible?
I tested it several times
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a) Try to enable undirected fullscreen videos (ccsm)
b) Don't come back and complain about tearing
We cannot fix unity /composite bugs here. A user that decides towards a compositing manager should know what he / she / it is doing.
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.