ReClock DirectShow Filter 1.8.1.1 Beta / 1.6

The purpose of ReClock is to definitely get rid of jerky playback of AVI and MPEG material on a PC (or a PC connected to a TV).
Its a DirectShow filter which is loaded in place of the default directsound audio renderer.
It provides a new reference clock that is locked to the video card hardware clock, in order to ensure that frames are played at the exact speed of what is expected by the video card vertical sync.
It also provides a frame rate adaptator for media files that do not match a multiple of the video card refresh rate.
Finally it is an audio renderer with hardware or software rate adaptation in real-time, multi-channel audio, and dynamic range compression capabilities.

Known problems and issues :
- ReClock may not correct the good video clock for videocards with dual head capabilities or 2 RAMDACS (Matrox, GeForce4 MX, ...). If you have such a card, please read the readme for instructions
- On Windows 98, ReClock cannot always see that you change resolution of activate/desactivate TV-out while a video is playing. It is safer to quit your player before to do that, and relaunch it after.
- Graphedit cannot save a graph with ReClock when ReClock is selected as active reference clock
- Morgan Stream Switcher does not work with ReClock (wont load if ReClock is used)
- VSync correction and frame rate detection will not be possible when playback of DVD use DXVA mode

Enhancements:
- New (experimental): Added real time AC3 encoding. Only bitrates of 48kHz and up to 6 channel input is supported. Doesnt seem to work well with PowerDVD.
- New: Frame rates detected by the estimators can now be adjusted manually
- Support for ~120fps anime with built-in estimator
- Some minor fixes and improvements