"adjust display refresh rate to match video"

superyo Wrote:And this will solve the problem of stuttering 23.976 files that are read in 24Hz?

Without SwitchResX, I doubt it since it looks like it´s using the default 24Hz display setting. But with switchresx redirect feature I managed to use 23.976Hz instead of 24Hz. That way there´s no stuttering.

The earlier post of mine was a bit stupid, I admit it. They are different kind of applications. But from my point of view, I prefer good playback features over nice looking skin and layout. That was the reason why I dropped Plex earlier since they had audio sync problems with 24p playback.

perkins Wrote:The earlier post of mine was a bit stupid, I admit it. They are different kind of applications. But from my point of view, I prefer good playback features over nice looking skin and layout. That was the reason why I dropped Plex earlier since they had audio sync problems with 24p playback.

Cheers.

patience grasshoppers, after Eden is released, then we jump to 10.6SDK.

perkins Wrote:Without SwitchResX, I doubt it since it looks like it´s using the default 24Hz display setting. But with switchresx redirect feature I managed to use 23.976Hz instead of 24Hz. That way there´s no stuttering.

The earlier post of mine was a bit stupid, I admit it. They are different kind of applications. But from my point of view, I prefer good playback features over nice looking skin and layout. That was the reason why I dropped Plex earlier since they had audio sync problems with 24p playback.

yes it parrait but it's annoying to pay for something that should be standard ...

superyo Wrote:yes it parrait but it's annoying to pay for something that should be standard ...

I feel you brother, but until 23.976 is standard on OS X, I don´t think Plex or XBMC have tools to make it work without SwitchResX (or other this kind of app).

I hope Apple-people are doing something in their next OS release to get native support for 23.976. Otherwise their operating systems are missing some basic features and that´s not very cool.

I don´t know if it´s that the mac users have been passive or anti-demanding, but feels like OS X development is rather slow on this sector.

perkins Wrote:I feel you brother, but until 23.976 is standard on OS X, I don´t think Plex or XBMC have tools to make it work without SwitchResX (or other this kind of app).

I hope Apple-people are doing something in their next OS release to get native support for 23.976. Otherwise their operating systems are missing some basic features and that´s not very cool.

I don´t know if it´s that the mac users have been passive or anti-demanding, but feels like OS X development is rather slow on this sector.

Yes, Mac users are often complésant is a pity. That does not make a difference.

To return a SwitchResX is there to do special handling for the 23.976?

superyo Wrote:To return a SwitchResX is there to do special handling for the 23.976?

The basic funktions of SwitchResX aren´t very difficult to handle. Hardest part is to find correct setting for your custom 23.976Hz refresh rate since every TV brand has it´s own settings. With google you can find lots of topic around SwitchResX and 24p, those threads leads you to the secrets of 23.976.

perkins Wrote:The basic funktions of SwitchResX aren´t very difficult to handle. Hardest part is to find correct setting for your custom 23.976Hz refresh rate since every TV brand has it´s own settings. With google you can find lots of topic around SwitchResX and 24p, those threads leads you to the secrets of 23.976.

I see ... thank you very much, but given the complexity I would not attempt.

superyo Wrote:I see ... thank you very much, but given the complexity I would not attempt.

I know, it´s a bit complicated and almost feels like a Linux kind of tweaking. That´s why it would be nice to have it in the OS X by default. Maybe after Jobs the middle management have also corrage to speak up their ideas.

So guys you better get your hands on the latest nightly and give some feedback (only bugs - no features!)... *walks away whistling*