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<blockquote data-quote="Seeco" data-source="post: 693425" data-attributes="member: 58425"><p>Edterbak: I have always had stutter issues with certain downloaded TV series. For example I rarely could find an encode of Lost that wouldn't skip every now and then. Grey's Anatomy used to have major problems, and Rubicon and Mad Men too. Recently though, GA seems to be OK. It has never been a problem with all series, some are always perfect. I read somewhere that some TV networks shorten TV series episodes to compensate for long commercial breaks, and that that could be an explanation. It would be surprised if TV viewers would tolerate what I have been seeing though.</p><p></p><p>I have always thought that it is a problem with certain ripping/encoding teams.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seeco, post: 693425, member: 58425"] Edterbak: I have always had stutter issues with certain downloaded TV series. For example I rarely could find an encode of Lost that wouldn't skip every now and then. Grey's Anatomy used to have major problems, and Rubicon and Mad Men too. Recently though, GA seems to be OK. It has never been a problem with all series, some are always perfect. I read somewhere that some TV networks shorten TV series episodes to compensate for long commercial breaks, and that that could be an explanation. It would be surprised if TV viewers would tolerate what I have been seeing though. I have always thought that it is a problem with certain ripping/encoding teams. [/QUOTE]
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