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I seriously don't think you're going to get an answer here.....I've seen literally hundreds of threads on this topic including mine, and the standard response from VideoLan seems to be upload your file so we can examine it, *facepalm* NO.....The problem is VLC is NOT able to handle any file over 108...

railfan-eric Yes your comment helped :D Much better than the non helpful other comments that are demanding me to upload my file, especially since that is quite complicated, and after splitting my files, none of them would render, they all broke using the recommended program gsplit, so I gave up I th...

My OS is Windows 7 My CPU is a Intel core 2 Duo E8500 at 3.17 gigahertz My graphics card is a Nvidia GTX 760 The Vlc version is 2.2.4 weatherwax First off my rig is powerful enough to be able to handle 1920x1080p video files and play them back perfectly, hence my statement that Media Player Classic ...

Not the answer I was looking for lol I've already reset the preferences and that doesn't work.....I don't believe it has anything to do with "settings" being misconfigured or what not, Vlc should be able to play 50fps and 60fps Video files straight out of the box, as it were, just like Med...

Hi there, No matter what version of Vlc that I use, it absolutely refuses to play files that have been recorded at 50fps, or 60fps It can handle 1920x1080p video files that my camera records at 24 or 30fps, but as soon as I record an mp4 file at 50 or 60fps Vlc can not handle it, it lags, stutters, ...