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  1. 02-14-2012, 11:14 PM #1
    djgiampy
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    BDP9600 problems with 24p

    I encountered problems during reproduction blu ray disc 1080/24p, player don't works propely: frames stuttering
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    Hi,

    I think, it's your TV which cannot handle 24p properly...

    Toengel@Alex
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    No, is not the TV or projector: this has been tested also on others TV and projectors. Sometimes you see a stutter. The repeated frame is especially easy to notice during the scrolling credits at the end of the movie. Samsung, LG and PS3 are not affected.
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    Hi,

    hmm - my BDP9600 does not show any of your described effects... Maybe it helps to setup your BDP HDMI Video NOT to auto, but to 24p - just try the options.

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    Video out is setted 1080/24p , then i'd tried native or auto: the same problem. Also models BDP7300 and BDP7500 was affect by this problems. Philips know this problem but they are not able to solve. BDP7500 has been sended two times at the support and they answer that are no able to do something and they give me money back.
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