mkoss, I write about what I see in 2D mode on my connective of XDS1003D - LG LD550. You are likely one of those people who simply do not notice stuttering (such the majority), but it does not mean that stuttering are not.
As you see on the monitors 3D ready H5360 (120Hz) and 2D optoma HD7100 (60Hz) consider also the following:
As you see on the monitors 3D ready H5360 (120Hz) and 2D optoma HD7100 (60Hz) consider also the following:
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It is interesting to note, though, that it is very difficult to see the stutter when the pattern is displayed at 60Hz, because the jitter due to the 3:2 cadence dominates what you see, so the additional jitter due to the once per 42-second frame repeat is barely noticeable. I needed to capture it on video to make sure it was there. This explains why people with 120Hz 3D (aka 60Hz er eye) don't see it.
It is interesting to note, though, that it is very difficult to see the stutter when the pattern is displayed at 60Hz, because the jitter due to the 3:2 cadence dominates what you see, so the additional jitter due to the once per 42-second frame repeat is barely noticeable. I needed to capture it on video to make sure it was there. This explains why people with 120Hz 3D (aka 60Hz er eye) don't see it.
















. The reason was an increase in volume on the receiver (to 60% a few times) at the time of pause when playback movie on XDS1003D (!). As it turned out, in RAW mode of audio output, when a pause is sonic boom (personally observed the twitching of woofer), but it's not the worst. Worst of all that thus the player does not null loudness level (receiver shows PCM stream), ie unspecified signal is sent to the receiver, and when adjusting the volume control is manifested in the form of clicks, sizzle and woofer's shift.
I never would have thought that the video source can be a killer acoustics! This is a serious bug that requires immediate removal.
