2008-03-08, 02:30
I've finally been able to get my TV to accept 1080/24p signal! The bad news is that I see many more dropped frames, even though CPU usage is low. Not sure why this is, need to look into it more.
-elan
-elan
elan Wrote:I've finally been able to get my TV to accept 1080/24p signal! The bad news is that I see many more dropped frames, even though CPU usage is low. Not sure why this is, need to look into it more.
-elan
Weavus Wrote:Can you get 24fps on this clip though? http://rapidshare.com/files/82525583/kil...4.mkv.html
Its an extereme example of high bitrate content but you might once in a while run into stuff like this in day to day usage. My 3.6ghtz OC'd Core Duo E8400 just about survives the ordeal and can playback the clip with a couple of dropped frames...
gmackenz Wrote:So I am curious how you were able to achieve this...I just got my Bravia a few weeks ago and am slowly learning my way through the dense HDTV thickets...
My KDL-46XBR4 is supposed to do 60Hz/120Hz (I guess its some sort of Sony pixydust magic to get 120Hz) but as I lack a bluray player (waiting for the bluray 2.0 hardware to come out this spring/summer) I have know real means to ascertain how visually attractive/ugly 120Hz video will appear.
So 1080/24p from a mac mini?
DeanM3 Wrote:Additionally, has anyone who has achieved a 24hz signal to their display encountered audio delay? It seems that at 60hz the lip-sync is pretty accurate, but at 24p I seem to get a .2s delay on audio. I understand this could be specific to my display ( pioneer Kuro ) or receiver ( NAD ) , but I was curious if anyone has similar issues?
Tufty Wrote:Yes, good spot. I've noticed the same with 24hz and downmixing to Analogue. It's fine with 60hz. I've yet to work out the display settings for 23.976Hz so I'll check it out at that rate.
Weavus Wrote:Can you get 24fps on this clip though? http://rapidshare.com/files/82525583/kil...4.mkv.html
Its an extereme example of high bitrate content but you might once in a while run into stuff like this in day to day usage. My 3.6ghtz OC'd Core Duo E8400 just about survives the ordeal and can playback the clip with a couple of dropped frames...
Equusz Wrote:Hiyas:
This might be a silly question but where are you all getting these 1080p/24 movie files? My Panny AX-200 accepts 1080p/24 signals and I'd like to test it out with my 1.8ghz C2D Mac Mini, but as far as I know Leopard can't play back BD or HD-DVD movie files...
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Eq