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LordX2 · 28th October 2020, 03:29

I wasn't able to set custom res in madvr - my nvidia driver kept refusing it.

I am only losing 1 frame per hour, so it's not the biggest deal.

With something SO close, I wish there were a way to 'speed up' the audio to match the display. In my case it is 0.001% off - so I wouldn't notice the audio shift at all.

I know other players try this. If I am not mistaken, MPV player has a config line similar to: video-sync=display-refresh - or something like that.

I have no idea how hard something like that is to 'code', but seems like it would be the easier fix for a majority of users.

PS - I wish that drop could be taken from the display ahead frames. It never seems to though, it always just drops and is visible. If there was a way to force the dropped frame to come from the buffered frames, it wouldn't even be something we would all notice.

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LordX2 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 168	I wasn't able to set custom res in madvr - my nvidia driver kept refusing it. I am only losing 1 frame per hour, so it's not the biggest deal. With something SO close, I wish there were a way to 'speed up' the audio to match the display. In my case it is 0.001% off - so I wouldn't notice the audio shift at all. I know other players try this. If I am not mistaken, MPV player has a config line similar to: video-sync=display-refresh - or something like that. I have no idea how hard something like that is to 'code', but seems like it would be the easier fix for a majority of users. PS - I wish that drop could be taken from the display ahead frames. It never seems to though, it always just drops and is visible. If there was a way to force the dropped frame to come from the buffered frames, it wouldn't even be something we would all notice.