2015-11-06, 01:26
(2015-11-06, 01:16)hdmkv Wrote: Yes. But, Epson 5025 can behave a bit funky sometimes. If you have a 23.976 file (make sure using MediaInfo on it) and it's showing 24.000 or another framerate, stop, then play again. Usually shows 23.976 next time. Or, test by connecting directly to PJ vs. via AVR.
It seems that some new/recent AVR's are screwing up EDID metadata when passing Pi2 (or whatever media player's) video to the display. One user with Pi2 is using Dr. HDMI to ensure proper framerates...
Stopping and starting works for 2d. With 3d I've found that it doesn't. Sometimes I'll get that low frame rate or sometimes it will cause the signal to blackout. It's definitely 23.976. Bypassing the avr didn't work. I'll look into Dr. Hdmi, but that's expensive given the amount of 3d I actually watch.
