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  1. 05-04-17, 09:19 #1
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    IPTV Player 24fps mode

    Hi everyone,

    I find that videos played through IPTV player are slightly choppy/jittery (particularly during panning scenes). I have just discovered that this is due to most videos being shot at 24fps and IPTV player trying to playback at 50fps. To make video playback smoother try the following:

    While a video is playing, press Menu>Video options>Video mode>1080p24.

    My question now is if there is a way to make this setting default?
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