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<blockquote data-quote="_Chris_" data-source="post: 741624" data-attributes="member: 95570">AW: Real full screen in MP?There is no special &quot;problem video&quot;. The stuttering is with every video and does not depend on a special file. You can see the stuttering best in scenes when the camera is moving from one to the other side. However i use a special file to check. It's the &quot;planet earth&quot; episode 3 starting from 3:09. There the camera is moving from left to right and you can see over a longer time period if there is stuttering or not.Let's come to the Graphstudio Graph. When i drag and drop that file (planet earth) into the graphstudio workspace, it builds the graph like this:File -&gt; ffdshow video decoder -&gt; video renderer&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; -&gt; ffdshow audio decoder -&gt; default direct sound devicewhen i build a remote graph connected to MP it looks like this:File -&gt; ffdshow video decoder -&gt; enhanced video renderer&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; -&gt; ffdshow audio decoder -&gt; default direct sound deviceThe only difference seems to be that MP is using the evr (like i set up under config menu) instead of using video renderer.So i drag the file to graphstudio and changed the video rendere to evr. The result was the same like in MP: Stuttering! Then i stoped the playback and went to my graphic card config menu. There i set it up to 24Hz (because the videosource is 23,9 fps). Then i restartet the playback under graphstudio. The result was MUCH BETTER! Almost no stuttering. In the whole scene only (but still) one stutter. After set i changed the video renderer back to the &quot;video renderer&quot;. Under 24Hz the video was worse than before with same renderer under 60 Hz.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="_Chris_, post: 741624, member: 95570"] [b]AW: Real full screen in MP?[/b] There is no special "problem video". The stuttering is with every video and does not depend on a special file. You can see the stuttering best in scenes when the camera is moving from one to the other side. However i use a special file to check. It's the "planet earth" episode 3 starting from 3:09. There the camera is moving from left to right and you can see over a longer time period if there is stuttering or not. Let's come to the Graphstudio Graph. When i drag and drop that file (planet earth) into the graphstudio workspace, it builds the graph like this: File -> ffdshow video decoder -> video renderer -> ffdshow audio decoder -> default direct sound device when i build a remote graph connected to MP it looks like this: File -> ffdshow video decoder -> enhanced video renderer -> ffdshow audio decoder -> default direct sound device The only difference seems to be that MP is using the evr (like i set up under config menu) instead of using video renderer. So i drag the file to graphstudio and changed the video rendere to evr. The result was the same like in MP: Stuttering! Then i stoped the playback and went to my graphic card config menu. There i set it up to 24Hz (because the videosource is 23,9 fps). Then i restartet the playback under graphstudio. The result was MUCH BETTER! Almost no stuttering. In the whole scene only (but still) one stutter. After set i changed the video renderer back to the "video renderer". Under 24Hz the video was worse than before with same renderer under 60 Hz. [/QUOTE]

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