fernan1234
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Yeah, even 1.6 crashes Banjo Tooie on 1964 0.8.5, and I'm playing on a standard TV, so I'm looking for a way to make 1.5.2 adjust the refresh rate to either 29 or 30 Htz.
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Is it possible to change the refresh rate on Jabo's 1.5.2 video plugin?
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squall_leonhart
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This is the pj64 section, not 1964... so yeah, no help 4 you here.
squall_leonhart
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not to mention that a standard tv uses either 60 or 50hz.....
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fernan1234
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I know it's the PJ64 forum, that's why it seemed reasonable to ask a question about Jabo's plugin.
And to be honest I don't know what refresh rate my TV really runs in. All I know is that my video card marks it with 29Hz and when I use a full screen resolution with 29 Hz it looks smooth. When I use Jabo's 1.5.2 I can see the scan line going up. That's why I wanted to know if there was a way to adjust it.
And to be honest I don't know what refresh rate my TV really runs in. All I know is that my video card marks it with 29Hz and when I use a full screen resolution with 29 Hz it looks smooth. When I use Jabo's 1.5.2 I can see the scan line going up. That's why I wanted to know if there was a way to adjust it.
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squall_leonhart
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the reason you can see the scanlines going is because forcing 29hz is a bad thing,
sounds like you need to force a refresh rate of 50, 60, or higher using powerstrip.
sounds like you need to force a refresh rate of 50, 60, or higher using powerstrip.
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fernan1234
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I see. For some reason, when I connect my computer to my TV, NVidia only lets me set it either to 29 or 30 Hz. I never had a problem until now that I tried to use Jabo's 1.5.2 and couldn't adjust the refresh rate for the full screen resolution of the video plugin.
squall_leonhart
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use an older driver set if possible.