[Mitchlw]

With another box (X92) and LG Oled TV, I set Kodi Display Refresh to 23.976. It switches my Oled to 24Hz, 50Hz or 60Hz, as needed.
If I set Kodi display refresh to 24, then I have stutter every cople of secconds with 23.976 movies...

 My Kodi Resolution settings were 3840×2160 at 59,94Hz and it does change the TV Refresh Rate to 24Hz once a movie starts but just to test I changed it to 3840×2160 at 23,97Hz and will try out a movie tonight and see what happens.
Only disadvantage now is that Kodi doesnt navigate smooth because of the lower Hz.....  

Well, much less annoying than frame skip every now and then
Forgot to mention, my Oled is 1920x1080/60, so this might not work for yours... 

True!

Most movies i watch are 1080p.....does Kodi have problems with 1080p movies once resolution is set to 4K like mine?
Should i set the interface to 1080p also or shouldnt that matter?

[fritsch]

Kodi has no problems. It's your GPU that is scaling - if it's too slow doing that, you get skips. Skips: Render is late.

[Mitchlw]

Kodi has no problems. It's your GPU that is scaling - if it's too slow doing that, you get skips. Skips: Render is late.

By GPU u mean my Nvidia Shield? If so that everyone should have this problem right?

And if it isnt the Shield but my TV....can i let the Shield do the scaling or the other way around depending on what u mean with GPU

[wrxtasy]

Dear Users,

I was wondering if any of you have a LG OLED tv and have issues with smooth playback.
I own a LG OLED 65EF950V and experiencing 1 frame skip/stutter every couple of seconds.
When it occurs when the camera is panning from side to side or someone walks by...you literally see 1 stutter/shock (sound doesnt skip)

This sounds exactly like the problems users of LG OLED TV's are experiencing in the following LG OLED Australian Whirlpool thread.
Basically it boils down to the very quick OLED refresh times that comes with OLED technology vs older LCD LED which is slower and introduces some needed motion blur.

You can read about all the fun users of OLED TV's are having here with motion and camera panning issues:
http://whrl.pl/Re5P82
http://whrl.pl/Re5R5X

It's actually put me off buying a new OLED TV to be honest. OLED TV's with Black Frame insertion may be better when it comes to motion.

[Mitchlw]

Dear Users,

I was wondering if any of you have a LG OLED tv and have issues with smooth playback.
I own a LG OLED 65EF950V and experiencing 1 frame skip/stutter every couple of seconds.
When it occurs when the camera is panning from side to side or someone walks by...you literally see 1 stutter/shock (sound doesnt skip)

This sounds exactly like the problems users of LG OLED TV's are experiencing in the following LG OLED Australian Whirlpool thread.
Basically it boils down to the very quick OLED refresh times that comes with OLED technology vs older LCD LED which is slower and introduces some needed motion blur.

You can read about all the fun users of OLED TV's are having here with motion and camera panning issues:
http://whrl.pl/Re5P82
http://whrl.pl/Re5R5X

It's actually put me off buying a new OLED TV to be honest. OLED TV's with Black Frame insertion may be better when it comes to motion. 

Hmmm, the strange thing is....it isnt always that obvious or even at all present so that makes its strange.
I will try out plex or playing a movie directly from the tv its media player to see if its being handled better.

[Mitchlw]

So i set Kodi to 1920x1080 at 23.98hz since most of my movies/tv shows are 1080p.
I watched an Amazon rip of 'The Grand Tour', Kodi switched to 25Hz when i started the Show and no stutter at all......

I will try a movie tonight to see how that goes....

[Sholander]

So i set Kodi to 1920x1080 at 23.98hz since most of my movies/tv shows are 1080p.

 If you keep it at 23.98Hz, then switch off "Slide Animation" so that navigating in Kodi is quite bearable...

Btw, with 25Hz video Kodi should switch your Oled tv display to 50Hz...

[Mitchlw]

So i set Kodi to 1920x1080 at 23.98hz since most of my movies/tv shows are 1080p.

 If you keep it at 23.98Hz, then switch off "Slide Animation" so that navigating in Kodi is quite bearable...

Btw, with 25Hz video Kodi should switch your Oled tv display to 50Hz... 

Thanks for the tip.
I watched a 'Black Mirror' episode and again no stutters. When i click the info button on the TV it said 1080p 25Hz.

I didnt watch a 24p/Hz movie yet...but 25Hz (or 50Hz) plays smooth and flawless....so if the 24p/Hz Bluray movie shows the stutter again, then its just 24p/Hz content which is a b*tch to watch haha

[briankdk]

I have The excact same problem - just bought a 65E8 and it does as you describe