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Damien147 · 14th February 2017, 23:19

Just have to ask even if it's stupid.

My TV{(Samsung Ku6000 (or else ku6300)}is 60hz and says in the manual that it supports film mode only for 1080i in HDMI.
In windows display adapter properties supported screen refresh rates are:24,25,29,30,50,59,60 hz.
I played with display modes in Madvr and it seems that 24p,25p,30p,50p is activated and displayed in 4096x2160(Madvr and TV report it).
If ''bypasses'' is the proper word do you guys think that what I am doing might cause problem/damage to the display?
I mean I haven't found support for that officially.

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If everything's ok,24p(24hz) in 23.976 fps gives me 1 frame repeat every 42 seconds and no dropped frames in OSD.Does this look good?Is there room for improvement?23hz is not an option and no reclock because I'm 64bit.

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Damien147 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 380	Just have to ask even if it's stupid. My TV{(Samsung Ku6000 (or else ku6300)}is 60hz and says in the manual that it supports film mode only for 1080i in HDMI. In windows display adapter properties supported screen refresh rates are:24,25,29,30,50,59,60 hz. I played with display modes in Madvr and it seems that 24p,25p,30p,50p is activated and displayed in 4096x2160(Madvr and TV report it). If ''bypasses'' is the proper word do you guys think that what I am doing might cause problem/damage to the display? I mean I haven't found support for that officially. ---------- If everything's ok,24p(24hz) in 23.976 fps gives me 1 frame repeat every 42 seconds and no dropped frames in OSD.Does this look good?Is there room for improvement?23hz is not an option and no reclock because I'm 64bit. Last edited by Damien147; 14th February 2017 at 23:22.