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Originally Posted by HillieSan
Yes.
In the past I used Bluesky FRC and it did work well. It was smooth at 60 Hz. I didn't get reclock to work without frame drops. The problem of using Bluesky FRC and reclock is that madvr has to process the images at 60 hz. Therefore, it could not go higher than 'NGU Sharp -- Medium'.
What solved my problem was to let madvr switch my projector and TV to 23 Hz (or 24, 25 hz). On the projector I had to use a motion enhancer to get rid of judder. The judder is part of the projector and it can eliminate it by enabling this option. I think most 4K projectors have this option. Since madvr processes the images at 23 Hz (and not at 60 hz) it has more time to process 'NGU Sharp -- High' without frame drops.
BTW If I had a faster AMD gfx card I would go back to Bluesky FRC. This is best optimised for AMD and movies are very smooth at 60 hz. It gave me the smoothest picture. But switching to the native frequency is also fine.
Be careful, 4K @ 60 Hz requires a very good cable.
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I may have a look at bluesky at some point myself.
So you're using reclock at the moment then?