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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 961992" data-attributes="member: 11220">AIUI dropped frames are where it the system can not output frames fast enough.&nbsp; This can happen for a number of reasons (underpowered GPU, slow hard drive, high system load / contention ... )Then you have TV.&nbsp; This in itself can be an issue, there can be issues in the TV stream itself.They are not an issue in themselves and displaying the stats can cause additional load and lead to dropped frames that would not be dropped without the stats showing.&nbsp; If you are seeing glitches then this is an issue.I get dropped frames when I change channel but not when watching TV.The issue with movement is likely to be de-interlacing.&nbsp; Your new card should perform better here and it may be worth playing with the LAV de-interlacing settings.Also search for the experimental dshowhelper by @<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/owlsroost.83973/" target="_blank">Owlsroost</a> this might also help</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 961992, member: 11220"] AIUI dropped frames are where it the system can not output frames fast enough. This can happen for a number of reasons (underpowered GPU, slow hard drive, high system load / contention ... ) Then you have TV. This in itself can be an issue, there can be issues in the TV stream itself. They are not an issue in themselves and displaying the stats can cause additional load and lead to dropped frames that would not be dropped without the stats showing. If you are seeing glitches then this is an issue. I get dropped frames when I change channel but not when watching TV. The issue with movement is likely to be de-interlacing. Your new card should perform better here and it may be worth playing with the LAV de-interlacing settings. Also search for the experimental dshowhelper by @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/owlsroost.83973/']Owlsroost[/URL] this might also help [/QUOTE]

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