[THRobinson]

This past month or so, I've been replacing all of my equipment. I use to have an old Core2Quad PC running OpenElec on a 10yr old Sony Bravia, and then switched to a Beelink android box with CoreElec with my hard drives in a NAS setup (WD MyCloud EX2 Ultra).

Got it all sorted and running, then yesterday the TV was replace with TCL 6-series 55".

Played with some settings, image was too sharp and clear, everything looked like shot with a camcorder and ghosting. Switched that and everything looks good, except some videos tend to microstutter. Not size related either. I have a single MKV file, X265, 10-bit, 4K, around 50GB of Infinity Wars and seems stutter free. I'll grab an x265 1080p around 4000kbps (3.5GB) and microstutter.

So many settings, not sure where to start... any ideas?

I am running off ethernet, gigabit router with Cat6e ethernet cables. NAS is about 3 feet away as is the router so, ethernet from NAS-Router-Beelink.

[Klojum]

For specific video issues, I think it's better to directly contact CoreELEC's forum. They do their own tweaks and twists on their builds.

[THRobinson]

Posted to both.

Hopefully someone knows... very odd because didn't occur on the Sony... but then again, maybe because jumping from a 40" to 55" it's just that it's now bigger and easier to see the issue? that or something to do with resolution/refresh settings in Kodi/Core.

[THRobinson]

After a while I noticed that the stutters seemed to be sub related... there was a nightly update to fix the sub stutter and well, must've been the issue because been off with a cold the past couple days and watched a LOT of TV and no stutters.