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It doesn't matter how many frames actually are dropped. If you just happen to have eyes open and the content is suitable for noticing the dropped frame (panning scene or anything similar) you can notice the dropped frame. Of course 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 frames is less likely to be spotted than 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 since the odds for spotting is already 1000 bigger. But it is also possible that 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 playback case the one frame drop is noticed and in 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 will go unnoticed because all of those frames were either dropped when your eyes were closed or the scene itself were something where it is almost impossible to spot the dropped frame (almost static images).

If you aim for perfect quality then the frames dropped counter should be always zero.

<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 962039" data-attributes="member: 10858">Only on Sundays <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> &nbsp;It doesn't matter how many frames actually are dropped. If you just happen to have eyes open and the content is suitable for noticing the dropped frame (panning scene or anything similar) you can notice the dropped frame. Of course 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 frames is less likely to be spotted than 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 since the odds for spotting is already 1000 bigger. But it is also possible that 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 playback case the one frame drop is noticed and in 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 will go unnoticed because all of those frames were either dropped when your eyes were closed or the scene itself were something where it is almost impossible to spot the dropped frame (almost static images).&nbsp;If you aim for perfect quality then the frames dropped counter should be always zero.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 962039, member: 10858"] Only on Sundays :) It doesn't matter how many frames actually are dropped. If you just happen to have eyes open and the content is suitable for noticing the dropped frame (panning scene or anything similar) you can notice the dropped frame. Of course 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 frames is less likely to be spotted than 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 since the odds for spotting is already 1000 bigger. But it is also possible that 1 dropped frame in 1 000 000 playback case the one frame drop is noticed and in 1000 dropped frames in 1 000 000 will go unnoticed because all of those frames were either dropped when your eyes were closed or the scene itself were something where it is almost impossible to spot the dropped frame (almost static images). If you aim for perfect quality then the frames dropped counter should be always zero. [/QUOTE]