Rhythmical Stepping/Judder On Netflix and Disney+ on Sky Q

[Chodley]

Yeah, I had a video processor - still have it but 1080p max - that could take a 1080p/60 signal and output 1080p/24 with the pulldown removed. The advent of netflix and skyQ 4k made all that rather redundant.

and SkyQ can certainly output native UK refresh rate, but I think that comment meant to say US, which it can as well now, but that doesn't solve the 24Hz problem anyway.

So yeah - TV apps. Or xbox. Or firestick.

[robv112]

Yes I've noticed it on Disney+ and I find it so irritating I can't watch it. I've had better quality on pirate movies years ago.

I tend to use another player, my favourite being the 4k Roku streaming stick. Sometimes the built in TV app or the 4k fire tv but I just find the Roku better with no guff and advertising added to it. 

[HawkeyePaora]

Just had Sky Q installed today and updated the software. The gittering on Netflix thruogh Sky Q is horrendous. I use the Netflix app on my Bravia and it's perfect

[Chodley]

Have you turned on anti-judder as mentioned in the opening post?

[PandJ2020]

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@HawkeyePaora wrote:

Just had Sky Q installed today and updated the software. The gittering on Netflix thruogh Sky Q is horrendous. I use the Netflix app on my Bravia and it's perfect

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If your TV has an app then always use that over the Q.

The judder reduction may help but the TV app is not constrained by the Q's locked/fixed video mode.