i have tv Q90 samsung can do 24 p
NVIDIA graphics cards do not support 24 Progressive at all
Your TV supports "judder free" 24hz. It does not support native 24hz. Source:
The Samsung Q90R is an excellent 4k TV with impressive picture quality. It has a high native contrast ratio, great local dimming support, and excellent black uni...
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Section: Supported Resolutions. Note 24hz is not listed.
24fps it's not 24 Progressive
Unless you are talking interlacing, they are the same thing. A progressive 24 scan is simply a 24FPS standard non-interlaced frame speed.
did you also invent the truth?
No, of course not. The truth is independent of either of our opinions.
I wrote that there is no problem for 24 Progressives in Blue Ray Panasonic or OPPO
That is interesting. I can only guess they ignore the TVs EDID, send it anyway, and the TV uses the "judder free" processing stuff to fix the signal somehow. In that case, you could try adding the resolution manually with Custom Resolution Tool (link below):
Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) is an EDID editor that focuses on custom resolutions. CRU shows you how the monitor defines resolutions and other capabilities and gives you the power to change it. Add
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I'd try adding it under "Detailed Resolutions" first, and use "native" timings. I can't promise your TV will accept it though.
You will also need to set your monitor to 24hz in windows settings before viewing 24 Progressive content. That may be... awkward for standard usage, but will look great on 24fps media.