Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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1.3.0
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None
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Operating System: Windows 8
Platform: Intel
Description
Currently the default refresh rate setting is stored based on:
if (sDefaultHz == hz)
If you have multiple DRR settings with the same value (for example PAL, PALHD & TV all have 50Hz as value), the default value is only stored based on the Hz, so the default refresh rate name can be different when you re-open config. This doesn't affect playback (since all 3 settings use 50Hz) but it's confusing.
string change:
if (sDefaultHz == hz && sDefaultHzName == name)
h4. Steps to Reproduce
1. Make sure you have PAL, PALHD & TV as refresh rate settings.
2. Set PALHD as default refresh rate
3. Close Config and re-open it
4. Check default refresh rate setting (probably set to TV instead of PALHD now)
h4. Additional Information
TNX to Sebastiii for the patch (attached)
if (sDefaultHz == hz)
If you have multiple DRR settings with the same value (for example PAL, PALHD & TV all have 50Hz as value), the default value is only stored based on the Hz, so the default refresh rate name can be different when you re-open config. This doesn't affect playback (since all 3 settings use 50Hz) but it's confusing.
string change:
if (sDefaultHz == hz && sDefaultHzName == name)
h4. Steps to Reproduce
1. Make sure you have PAL, PALHD & TV as refresh rate settings.
2. Set PALHD as default refresh rate
3. Close Config and re-open it
4. Check default refresh rate setting (probably set to TV instead of PALHD now)
h4. Additional Information
TNX to Sebastiii for the patch (attached)
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