2009-08-20, 12:14
Hi.
Running pre-9.10 r22278
So I am still having trouble setting the correct refresh rates. I have a Samsung LE40B550. I can get xbmc working fine in 1920x1080 50hz and 60hz (the tv manual says 60hz is optimum so the GUI is running that). Now I had been running it for a bit in 60hz but it is my understanding that some of the TV should play in 50hz. The TV supports both refresh rates and reports it correctly on screen.
The problem comes when I turn on adjust refresh rate. Using this xorg.conf : http://pastebin.com/m78063b3a
When I first boot it up everything is in 60hz. I play a uk tv episode and the screen turns to 50hz perfectly. I stop the video, it drops out of full screen and reports 60hz. I press \ and get it back to fullscreen. It then rarely plays a 50hz video properly, running them in 60hz.
**Just been testing some more. On some of the files it's deciding to do 24hz which my tv does not support (fills only a small quarter of the screen.
Any ideas please. I still have TV calibration to do (actually can anybody offer an opinion - do you calibrate the tv or nvidia-settings, or both).
Please, please help. Even if it's pointing in the right direction. Thanks.
Running pre-9.10 r22278
So I am still having trouble setting the correct refresh rates. I have a Samsung LE40B550. I can get xbmc working fine in 1920x1080 50hz and 60hz (the tv manual says 60hz is optimum so the GUI is running that). Now I had been running it for a bit in 60hz but it is my understanding that some of the TV should play in 50hz. The TV supports both refresh rates and reports it correctly on screen.
The problem comes when I turn on adjust refresh rate. Using this xorg.conf : http://pastebin.com/m78063b3a
When I first boot it up everything is in 60hz. I play a uk tv episode and the screen turns to 50hz perfectly. I stop the video, it drops out of full screen and reports 60hz. I press \ and get it back to fullscreen. It then rarely plays a 50hz video properly, running them in 60hz.
**Just been testing some more. On some of the files it's deciding to do 24hz which my tv does not support (fills only a small quarter of the screen.
Any ideas please. I still have TV calibration to do (actually can anybody offer an opinion - do you calibrate the tv or nvidia-settings, or both).
Please, please help. Even if it's pointing in the right direction. Thanks.