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<blockquote data-quote="Scythe42" data-source="post: 515171" data-attributes="member: 95833">I see, sorry my mistake. And again thanks for helping testing this.Please check that Win 7 is really using the codecs you selected. Win 7 likes to enforce codecs on users. Also please provide the logs from MP (set log level to debug) when you reproduce the problem. In general if there is no larger CPU/GPU/HD limitation you shouldn't see extreme juddering with a 23,976fps file and matching refresh rate on remuxed BRs.There was a recent discussion about this <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/mkvs-stuttering-71082/" target="_blank">here</a>, where a user had similar issues. Maybe that's the same case for you as you had similar issues before trying the patched DLLs.The &quot;freezed frames&quot; would indicate that frames are arriving very late from the mixer and need to be dropped instead of rending them anyway and causing an audio sync issue. Any kind of skipping, pausing or similar action should have no effect as this does not compensate for the bug in the presenter anymore. So basically the DLLs behave correctly.Question is why the frames are coming so late to the presenter in your case. You should see a ton of &quot;dropped frames&quot; lines in the evr.log</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scythe42, post: 515171, member: 95833"] I see, sorry my mistake. And again thanks for helping testing this. Please check that Win 7 is really using the codecs you selected. Win 7 likes to enforce codecs on users. Also please provide the logs from MP (set log level to debug) when you reproduce the problem. In general if there is no larger CPU/GPU/HD limitation you shouldn't see extreme juddering with a 23,976fps file and matching refresh rate on remuxed BRs. There was a recent discussion about this [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/mkvs-stuttering-71082/"]here[/URL], where a user had similar issues. Maybe that's the same case for you as you had similar issues before trying the patched DLLs. The "freezed frames" would indicate that frames are arriving very late from the mixer and need to be dropped instead of rending them anyway and causing an audio sync issue. Any kind of skipping, pausing or similar action should have no effect as this does not compensate for the bug in the presenter anymore. So basically the DLLs behave correctly. Question is why the frames are coming so late to the presenter in your case. You should see a ton of "dropped frames" lines in the evr.log [/QUOTE]

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