2016-12-19, 15:08
EDIT: okay, it actually already does more of this than I realised! I'd like to delete this thread, but the forum won't let me! Sorry.
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There's already a neat feature in Kodi to make it change the output refresh rate to match that of the video that it's playing - switching between 24Hz, 50Hz and 60Hz depending on the source. I use an external video processor, and so I would prefer to have Kodi output the video at native *resolution* (with no upscaling) and also to bypass Kodi's deinterIacing; so, if it's playing an American DVD rip, I want it to output 720x480i@60Hz; for a British DVD, I want 720x576i@50Hz; for a Blu-ray movie rip I want 1920x1080p@24Hz; and so on. As far as I can tell this isn't possible at the moment; you can manually switch to 480p or 576p, but you can't have the player switch resolutions automatically depending on the source, and there doesn't seem to be any way to produce interlaced output at all. (I'm running Kodi 17 beta 6 at the moment, on a Raspberry Pi 3, via LibreELEC 7.90.009).
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There's already a neat feature in Kodi to make it change the output refresh rate to match that of the video that it's playing - switching between 24Hz, 50Hz and 60Hz depending on the source. I use an external video processor, and so I would prefer to have Kodi output the video at native *resolution* (with no upscaling) and also to bypass Kodi's deinterIacing; so, if it's playing an American DVD rip, I want it to output 720x480i@60Hz; for a British DVD, I want 720x576i@50Hz; for a Blu-ray movie rip I want 1920x1080p@24Hz; and so on. As far as I can tell this isn't possible at the moment; you can manually switch to 480p or 576p, but you can't have the player switch resolutions automatically depending on the source, and there doesn't seem to be any way to produce interlaced output at all. (I'm running Kodi 17 beta 6 at the moment, on a Raspberry Pi 3, via LibreELEC 7.90.009).