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Ultimate Geek
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Topic # 175288 23-Jun-2015 20:39
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The frame rate of this service seems very low.  It gives me headaches watching it with jerky motion scenes.  It seems to be well under 25fps.  The resolution looks ok.  Anyone know what frame rate they are using?

I'm watching via a HTPC with video card set to 1080p 50hz connected to 55" LG TV via HDMI.




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  Reply # 1330274 23-Jun-2015 22:10
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We had the same issue tonight watching The Last Ship. We have no issues watch Netflix or TV3 on demand.

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