DReaper
commented
3 years ago Found a workaround for this. Using a software that can frame cap (RTSS), and capping it to 60 will prevent the frame rate doubling glitch.
The video will become jittery if I move it to my 144Hz monitor though. Since I exclusively use it on my 60Hz monitor, it's fine, but it can be an issue for those that changes monitors for viewing and having to redo the frame cap.
Reproduction steps
I have 3 monitors with their own Hz (2x60, and 144). I like to have the video playing on the 60Hz monitor while I browse on the 144Hz.
I used the following command:
--video-sync=display-resample --override-display-fps=60
When I fullscreen the video, there is no jitters and display FPS is 60. However, when I click back to the 144Hz monitor, the video jitters and display FPS in Shift+i shows 120.
The override FPS function doesn't seem to work properly. How can I get it to cap to 60 while still having video-sync? Removing the override leads to the same problems.
Expected behavior
Display FPS be at 60 and jitter free
Actual behavior
Display FPS doubles to 120 and causing jitter