MKVToolNix Timestamp Scale reads "1000000" with both good and erroneous files, so not part of the problem. Reading a non-VRD6 files will be correct "(25.000 frames/fields per second for a video track)" MKVToolNix info for the VRD6 encoded file will be "(1000.000 frames/fields per second for a video track)" Reading VRD6 encoded files with latest MediaInfo v19.09 or the older version baked into last build of MPC-HC will show correct fps - ie something like "29.970 (30000/1001) FPS" or "25.00 FPS" Other files created with other products or ones created with VRD5 show the correct fps in Explorer Seems to be full encodes only - fast recodes seem to read correct fps. If I browse MKV files in Windows 10 v1903 Explorer/Icaros enabled window, the framerate for files created with VRD v6 DO show "1000.00 frames/second" If Icaros is turned off, those columns show for other files types, but blank for MKV files. I have to install something like Icaros Shell Extension to populate info like Frame Height, Frame Width and Framerate in the Explorer columns. Explorer can read other types like MP4 and TS, but not MKV. Native Windows 10 Explorer doesn't know how to show that. I do wonder how WGF_Bean is even seeing the Explorer "Framerate" listing for a MKV file.
I can duplicate the issue - wouldn't call it a problem.
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