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Then your doing something wrong or your Tv doesnt support the modes, it also depends on what you call stuttering. SOme shots like when camera is panning @24fps source you can never get 100% smooth playback and in that case live with it, 24p is just not what ppl think it is.
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This perfect playback much depends on audio and I doubt in any case, such things like 100% free stutter panning shots exist in any hardware since the limitation is much one that 24fps is limited by design. It was designed to hold audio in sync with picture in first talkie movies back in 1952 or there about. It can be made to look minimized by some pulldown or blurring but its never really gone. PS3 is probably pulling some trickery but yet I bet this stutter is still there.
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2013-03-08, 10:56
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-08, 10:56 by FernetMenta.)
Just in case you have this useless GPU temperature polling in advanced settings, please remove. THIS DOES HARM!
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2013-04-21, 09:36
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Could you play the same video with passthrough and lpcm for audio disabled and post the log?
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Can you set speaker config to 2.0 and try again? I think that audio puts high load on the GPU. I can't think of no other reason why a GT 430 needs up to 55ms to decode a single frame. Interestingly the log does not show any frame drops which makes be believe that something in the driver causes this issue.