2012-12-21, 02:55 PM
This plugin matches your monitor, TV or display panel's refresh rate with the content rate of whatever media is playing. Playing media at the correct refresh rate ensures smooth video playback with no stuttering, dropped, or repeated frames.
http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...utoRefresh
The latest version was released on December 21st and includes the following changes:
- Settings are now stored in /Plugins/AutoRefresh/AutoRefresh.xml rather than config.xml
- Updated MediaInfo to version 0.7.61
- Added an additional option to control how much logging is produced
- Added functionality to support changing refresh rates when called by the MovieTrailers plugin
- Added EventBus handling for AUTOREFRESH_PATH and AUTOREFRESH_FRAMERATE
Note that as the settings are now stored in its own folder (rather than embedded in config.xml) you'll need to reconfigure the plugin because your old settings will be lost.
Other plugins can activate the refresh rate changing by using the new EventBus methods:
- AUTOREFRESH_PATH: eventArg is a string to the path of a media file to query
- AUTOREFRESH_FRAMERATE: eventArg is a string containing the frame rate of a media file (eg 23.976)
For feedback and support, please use the 3rd party Plugins area of the forum.
Iain
http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...utoRefresh
The latest version was released on December 21st and includes the following changes:
- Settings are now stored in /Plugins/AutoRefresh/AutoRefresh.xml rather than config.xml
- Updated MediaInfo to version 0.7.61
- Added an additional option to control how much logging is produced
- Added functionality to support changing refresh rates when called by the MovieTrailers plugin
- Added EventBus handling for AUTOREFRESH_PATH and AUTOREFRESH_FRAMERATE
Note that as the settings are now stored in its own folder (rather than embedded in config.xml) you'll need to reconfigure the plugin because your old settings will be lost.
Other plugins can activate the refresh rate changing by using the new EventBus methods:
- AUTOREFRESH_PATH: eventArg is a string to the path of a media file to query
- AUTOREFRESH_FRAMERATE: eventArg is a string containing the frame rate of a media file (eg 23.976)
For feedback and support, please use the 3rd party Plugins area of the forum.
Iain