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Zalis116:
Sometimes it's not so much the source as it is the encode that creates the problem. If files are encoded with a frame rate that differs from the source's actual frame rate, there will be jerkiness in panning scenes, among other possible problems like ghosting.

Krudda:
Out of curiosity, what were you watching?

A filename is preferred over series/episode name

jagdtigger:

--- Quote from: rustypwns on October 31, 2013, 03:39:21 AM ---Right now I'm using KCP plus ffdshow over lav filters (I believe if I set it up correctly) plus SVP and right now everything is running flawless.

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Are you shore the source is the problem? ::) Play it under a live linux with VLC...

Krudda:

--- Quote from: jagdtigger on November 01, 2013, 10:50:55 AM ---
--- Quote from: rustypwns on October 31, 2013, 03:39:21 AM ---Right now I'm using KCP plus ffdshow over lav filters (I believe if I set it up correctly) plus SVP and right now everything is running flawless.

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Are you shore the source is the problem? ::) Play it under a live linux with VLC...

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I own a lot of blurays, not just stolen copies from the internet. I can guarantee, not always but quite commonly, even the blurays, playing in a sap, have jerky panning. DVD vs bluray here is a moot point btw, this is about framerate vs refresh rate.

jagdtigger:
As far as i know the video players have built in Vsync, but of course you can try to force it in the windows display settings... ::)

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