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<blockquote data-quote="Crackofdawn" data-source="post: 805756" data-attributes="member: 98108">Thanks I'll try some of that out tonight!&nbsp; Oddly enough I changed from the MPC Video Decoder for H.264 to Microsoft DTV DVD Decoder and it seems to have corrected a lot of the problem??&nbsp; That seems odd, and I was always told MPC is the best video decoder to use.So, my TV is a Mitsubishi WD-65C9 - it supports 24hz natively.&nbsp; I tried changing the dynamic refresh rate to using 23.976 when detecting a 23.976 signal and 24 only when detecting a 24 signal but it actually made the problem worse.&nbsp; I know the refresh rate is changing because the TV blips on and off when it happens, I just don't know what it's changing to.&nbsp; I'll try the shift+1 tonight.&nbsp; The picture/juddering is much more livable after switching to the Microsoft Decoder.The file I'm watching is a blu ray ripped to MKV so it's definitely 24hz (or 23.976?) source.&nbsp; I'll try to get some more info tonight, thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crackofdawn, post: 805756, member: 98108"] Thanks I'll try some of that out tonight! Oddly enough I changed from the MPC Video Decoder for H.264 to Microsoft DTV DVD Decoder and it seems to have corrected a lot of the problem?? That seems odd, and I was always told MPC is the best video decoder to use. So, my TV is a Mitsubishi WD-65C9 - it supports 24hz natively. I tried changing the dynamic refresh rate to using 23.976 when detecting a 23.976 signal and 24 only when detecting a 24 signal but it actually made the problem worse. I know the refresh rate is changing because the TV blips on and off when it happens, I just don't know what it's changing to. I'll try the shift+1 tonight. The picture/juddering is much more livable after switching to the Microsoft Decoder. The file I'm watching is a blu ray ripped to MKV so it's definitely 24hz (or 23.976?) source. I'll try to get some more info tonight, thanks! [/QUOTE]

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