Dont change frame rate if it is an Interger of the current

[JacobDK8200]

Hi.

A suggestion. Would it be posible to make it so that if the current framerate is 50 and the sellected content is 25, then it dosnt change framerete but keep it at the current 50. This way we get less framerate switch black screens.

[tommyvandamme-sketch]

Seconded: I have a lot of content that does not require frame matching, but Wholphin does it anyway resulting in the typical small black pause each time. I'm using the Nvidia shield which doesn't supports QMS (even though my LG C5 does). Anything to mitigate this somewhat would be appreciated.

[tommyvandamme-sketch]

I have noticed that the current implementation (while quite strict) is working as intended. With the few videos I have that are exactly 60fps, frame rate matching is not triggered and there's no black screen. Since the vast amount of content I (and I suspect most users) view is in 29.97fps or 30fps, I leave matching off and use the Nvidia Shield's manual frame rate matching functionality, mapped to a double tap of a key on the Shield Remote, for when I really need to. It's a workable solution for now.

If you compare how Plex does it on AndroidTV, they don't match 29.97fps or 30fps content since there's no need. The AppleTV does the same thing with a global setting. With the 'Match Frame Rate' setting on, any video app (Plex, Infuse,...) usually only triggers on 24p movies or the rare show recorded at 50fps.

If possible you could have the frame rate of the file display in a small additional badge on the details screen next to resolution, codec & audio/subtitle language. In lieu of changing the rather strict matching conditions, this would make it easier for users to see which files even need to be matched.

[tommyvandamme-sketch]

Just wanted to bump this to see if there was any consideration towards implementing this?