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<blockquote data-quote="johan_80" data-source="post: 552456" data-attributes="member: 91181">Just encountered this problem on XBMC 9.11 (DX) for Windows.Exactly as in MediaPortal the same combination (switching between a couple of movies with diffrent frame rates) &quot;triggered&quot; the stuttering.Switching focus to another application and back to XBMC worked as a dirty quick fix (just as in MediaPortal)BUT this was when using default settings for video playback. After disabling the &quot;FullScreen Window rather than true fullscreen&quot; option, I have not seen this kind of stuttering yet (started at least 150 movies as I really tried to provoke it).I know XBMC (official builds at least) does not use the same kind of player/graph as MediaPortal for playback.But maybe someone (read Scythe42) could have a look (in the XBMC code) on why this strange stuttering behavior did occur AND could be stopped/solved by unchecking the &quot;FullScreen Window rather than true fullscreen&quot; option. Maybe there is a method that could be used in MediaPortal?Even though the user interface is quite snappy and looks good with the Alaska skin, I'm not tempted to change MediaPortal for XBMC asXBMC molest my audio and can't play video as smooth as MediaPortal with ReClock</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johan_80, post: 552456, member: 91181"] Just encountered this problem on XBMC 9.11 (DX) for Windows. Exactly as in MediaPortal the same combination (switching between a couple of movies with diffrent frame rates) "triggered" the stuttering. Switching focus to another application and back to XBMC worked as a dirty quick fix (just as in MediaPortal) BUT this was when using default settings for video playback. After disabling the "FullScreen Window rather than true fullscreen" option, I have not seen this kind of stuttering yet (started at least 150 movies as I really tried to provoke it). I know XBMC (official builds at least) does not use the same kind of player/graph as MediaPortal for playback. But maybe someone (read Scythe42) could have a look (in the XBMC code) on why this strange stuttering behavior did occur AND could be stopped/solved by unchecking the "FullScreen Window rather than true fullscreen" option. Maybe there is a method that could be used in MediaPortal? Even though the user interface is quite snappy and looks good with the Alaska skin, I'm not tempted to change MediaPortal for XBMC as XBMC molest my audio and can't play video as smooth as MediaPortal with ReClock [/QUOTE]

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