madVR and SVP (Page 3 of 3)

Some of the settings are getting in place and I understand them better now. (still a lot of settings which I do not have any clue what they exactly do). But I ll need some more explanation about the framerate option and what they do exactly.

For instance, I ve noticed that 'to screen refresh rate' gives me the smoothest picture but more artifacts. I ve played with the 24=>60 2M and 1M options. I assume that with 1M more original frames are showed? 1M gives almost no artifacts but the picture is not so smooth. And what are the options to screen refresh rate/2 and /3 for and what do they do?

And with the 24=>60 option I assume I constantly have to manually swith between 24->60 and 25->60 because I have both 23,976 and 25fps material? And how does 30fps (TV) get handled with 24 or 25->60?

MAG79
So what do you suggest to use for my display device, a digital projector which supports 23,24,25,30 and 60Hz?

MAG79
but tha s the problem, my display device (JVC RS25 projector) does not support 48 and 50Hz, but I do want to have more quality than to screen refresh rate@60 because this just gives way too much artifacts.

just founnd out that 50hz works on my projector (47,952/48 does not). Can I use 50Hz as output for NVIDIA and use 'to screen feresh rate' for all content inclusinf 23,976 movies?
@Noweol: 24=>60 1M ust gives me too many artifacts while 24=>60 2M is not smooth engh for me
This is why I thought to use 'to screen refresh rate' with 190x1080@50 as output profile for NVIDIA as 'compromise'.

72Hz is not supported by my projector. Only 24, 50 and 60 (and everything that s close to them) is supported.

Tearing works fine without stops and smooth

But the thing I m not getting is the frequencies that I m 'upscaling' to. I m now playing with 1080p50 NVIDIA profile. ''Fresh'' and ''MonfreqD3D'' both has the same value (49,95) so this seems fine.
I also get no dropped frames during a movie reported by madVR. The only thing I don t get is that my movies run at 23,976fps and I m 'upgrading' this to 50. How could this be ok? I thought that it ALWAYS has to be a double, tripple etc. to ensure smooth playback?

I think you don t understand what I m trying to say here (wish I could speak Russian:)). What I m saying is that 23,976 material needs to be played at 23,976 or a multiple of this correct? My projector does not support 47,952Hz or 71,928Hz. It only support 23,976, 50 and 60Hz (and everything that s close to them). So how can it be going right when choosing 50 or 60 Hz on my display device (so NVIDIA as 1080p50 or 1080p59 (or 60)?

btw. Did you already test SVP with the latest NVIDIA driver that was just released and see performance improvements or decresement?

Because we both not speak in our native languages things are passing each other here 
What I m trying to say is that a movie is 23,976 fps and that one have to play this on 23.976, 47.952 or 71.928Hz right? If I set SVP to 'to screen refresh rate' and my screen is on 59,94 this is not a double or tripple of 23.976 so how can this work out good? It seems like it does (because I have no tearing and dropped frames) but how is this going good? I don t understand because it does not make sense. Are you understanding now what I mean?

One more thing:
I want to give ReClock a try. I need the spdif optical core DD/DTS signal. Will I be able to make ReClock work?

Chainik
thanks for your reply Chainik but I still don t understand it 

Let me try to explain again what I mean:
A Blu-Ray movie runs at 23,976fps. To display this the best way on a display without the use of SVP you would need to feed your display device with 23.976Hz, 47.952Hz or 71.928Hz correct?
When using SVP the best option is to double the frame rate right? (or of course choose to screen refresh rate when a display device supports 47.952Hz which is then the same as double frame rate I think?) So what if a display device, like my JVC projector, DOES NOT support 47.952Hz or 71.928Hz, but only supports 23.976Hz. Then I will have to use a Hz that is supported by my display device and that is 50, 59 or 60Hz. But this IS NOT a multiple of 23.976 so this can t be good right?

Please help me understand, what am I missing? Or am I correct with what I say here?

btw: I just bought a i7 2600k (only for SVP! )