There is an option in tools >options> video>
display settings> Display settings automatic change mode: on or off.
However, in my experience, it rarely works, but some time does.
So, mostly, I have to stop the video, when it starts glitching due to mis matched framerates,
and set the system frame rate to match the source then start again.
The real question is there fore can this be made to work constantly?
Who debugs this? Me or JRiver?
If I put a DVD or a Bluray into my blu ray player, going through the same Rotel Processor, it gets this right all of the time..
But...
I can see that this is potentially a complex area given the large
possible combinations of gear when playing media from a W10 PC.
so to be more specific, I use HD6450 via HDMI to a rotel 1570 to a
panasonic plasma 3D TV. which does all FPS from 24p to 60hz
The HD6450 is a very good FHD 3D card with very low TDP.
Also use a HD7750 via HDMI to a Marantz NR1607 to Dell monitor which
can also do the same mix of TV FPS rates but not 3D
THE HD7750 has a very low TDP. I do not play games at all.
The HD7750 maybe more likely to be automatically adjusted.
Maybe because it is more modern. No Idea really.
My next test, is to try using the video cards Driver only.
Any comments or help appreciated.
Actually I expect developer support on this but the comments and
experiences of the wider forum could be great of course.
The path from the video through JRiver MC then through either windows
or the CCC or radeon software, then through the card hardware, then
through theAVR amp then to the TV is awash with options to change the
FPS. the main duplication appearing to be that you can change the
system FPS in Windows and in the Catalyst control system (HD6450) or
the Radeon (HD7750) software. Since one cannot get rid of the windows
option, i am tempted to try getting rid of the AMD.
This I will actually try soon.
help and comments appreciated.
Not interested in interlace solutions, I expect to play the video at
its native FPS etc to a display that can support the native FPS etc.
Thanks