1 Reply by FloppyDisk

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Dreamject wrote:

>I also tried to interpolate 24p content to 30 fps at 60hz but that somehow stutters really wierd.
Cause SVP drops a half or more of original frames. You can force mode 1

How do i force mode 1?
Sorry, SVP is quite new to me.

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2 Reply by FloppyDisk

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Holy shit... i never thought about 120hz.. you were totally right.
I set up custom resolutions for 1080p, 2k and 4k @ 120hz.. Amazing!

I'm gaming on a 144hz monitor too, this is amazing.

I'll play around with that tomorrow..thank you !

Edit : Well..had to test it right now. 24p movies at 120hz with interpolation 2m, shader 23 and strongest masking is perfect!
Thank you so much Nintendo Maniac 64, you've solved my problem!

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3 Reply by FloppyDisk

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Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:
FloppyDisk wrote:

Thank you for your suggestion, but as far as i know tools like ReClock can't speed up and use passthrough at the same time. Or is there any workaround?

Assuming that you're referring to audio bitstreaming, the answer depends on your setup.


Are you using a stereo or a surround sound setup?

If you're using surround, is your PC connected directly to a receiver or is your PC plugged directly into the display?

If plugged directly into the display, are you then using analog, optical, ARC, or eARC to pipe the sound from the TV into a receiver?

I'm sorry, I should have mentioned what my setup is containing and how it is connected.
The PC is connected via HDMI to my Yamaha RX V683, which is plugged into my Sony AF8 / A8F Oled TV.

I've managed to get my TV working @ 48hz.. It is working at 2560x1440 resolution but not at 4k..strange but okay.
Using the program Monitor Profile Switcher i am able to switch 48/50 and 60hz on the fly for all my needs.

Also i am using SVP pro with plex media player integration.

Thank you very much for your input, i think i am good for now.. i was just doing a quick test, not a whole movie but will do this afternoon.

BTW : feel free to recommend some settings for SVP :-) i'm still testing.

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4 Reply by FloppyDisk

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Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

Try using ReClock (32bit media players only) or mpv (64bit SVP only) to slightly speed up 24fps videos to 25fps (with optional audio pitch correction) with your display running at 50Hz, and then just use the same settings that you use for 25fps content.

This was something I had to do on an old low-end mobile GPU (NVS 3100m, basically the Quadro equivalent of a GT210) that didn't have enough grunt to do anything greater than 2x interpolation.


Thank you for your suggestion, but as far as i know tools like ReClock can't speed up and use passthrough at the same time. Or is there any workaround?

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5 Topic by FloppyDisk

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Hello !

My TV only supports 24 / 50 and 60 hz, so i have a hard time finding some nice settings for 24p content.
There is still some judder like 3/2 pulldown visible, while 25p @ 50hz plays wonderfully.

The only way to remove that judder so far is playing in uniform mode but that is far too soapy for my taste.

I'd like to remain that cineastic look but want to support my TV, because it has some serious problems interpolating fast moving scenes.

I also tried to interpolate 24p content to 30 fps at 60hz but that somehow stutters really wierd.

My PC should handle every setting very well, it's a i9 9900k with a 1080 Ti, so..if you can, please recommend me something :-)

Thanks in advance and have a nice weekend!

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