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<blockquote data-quote="ozymandyaz" data-source="post: 381677" data-attributes="member: 62650">EDIT: *FIXED* My new WD 1TB drive cannot be used as a boot drive... Can be used to play media but not boot windows.. See last postI have been using Mediaportal for a while and upon reinstalling and upgrading to MP1.0 I get a fair amount of judder in MKV files that have long panning scenes. I cannot recal seeingit before, but it may have alwyas been there. This is covered a lot in other threads referring to reclock and refresh rates, however I only have this issue in Mediaportal itself. Media Player Classic and Windows Media Player can play the exact same file with no judder at all..I typically use only the Haali splitter and ffdshow but I have also tried CoreAVC. I have tried EVR (no help) every option I can see in all the various advanced tabs and for Video and DirectShow rendering with virtually no change... The only clue that I can see is that when I use the OSD for ffdshow the CPU seems about 10%-15% higher in MP than other applications and there is typically a CPU spike to 100% when there is a stutter in the video... The stutter is very regular (every 2 seconds or so, sometimes more often) and happens at exactly the same point in any given video. For example there is&nbsp; scene in a recording that I have where the camera pans past a roof top. In media portal the exact same stutter happens at the exact some place every time I watch the video. In media player classic, the exact same video with all the same codecs shows no stutter...Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ozymandyaz, post: 381677, member: 62650"] EDIT: *FIXED* My new WD 1TB drive cannot be used as a boot drive... Can be used to play media but not boot windows.. See last post I have been using Mediaportal for a while and upon reinstalling and upgrading to MP1.0 I get a fair amount of judder in MKV files that have long panning scenes. I cannot recal seeingit before, but it may have alwyas been there. This is covered a lot in other threads referring to reclock and refresh rates, however I only have this issue in Mediaportal itself. Media Player Classic and Windows Media Player can play the exact same file with no judder at all.. I typically use only the Haali splitter and ffdshow but I have also tried CoreAVC. I have tried EVR (no help) every option I can see in all the various advanced tabs and for Video and DirectShow rendering with virtually no change... The only clue that I can see is that when I use the OSD for ffdshow the CPU seems about 10%-15% higher in MP than other applications and there is typically a CPU spike to 100% when there is a stutter in the video... The stutter is very regular (every 2 seconds or so, sometimes more often) and happens at exactly the same point in any given video. For example there is scene in a recording that I have where the camera pans past a roof top. In media portal the exact same stutter happens at the exact some place every time I watch the video. In media player classic, the exact same video with all the same codecs shows no stutter... Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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