3 hours ago, odourboy said:

Call the what you want (micro-jumps LOL) but it was not smooth.

99.9% of it was smooth because the clip was well over a minute, and if you saw 6-8 short pauses (they were absolutely fractions of a second) then even for you it was 99.9% smooth.  I saw a couple but the vast majority was very smooth.  Short pauses = stutters in my definition, whereas regularly spaced frame captures are just that, and the discussion originally was all about the latter, a side effect of the frame rate of 30 looking out the side view at very short range.

So a pause every 10 seconds is smooth? Whatever dude. I'm happy for you.

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Edited July 20, 20214 yr by Noel

I saw maybe two, each lasted a fraction of a second.  So no, there was not one stutter every 10 seconds that's nonsense.  Stutters are random pauses, so yes that's a nonsense statement.  Here's what this thread is about, which began here from the OP:

"Look out left in PIC seat why do things stutter? It rarely does when looking forward...."  to which Bob aptly replied, "...if you have a large monitor without any kind of frame interpolation and you are running at 30 fps, it is natural to get side view judder when close to the ground.  It is not a fault of MSFS, just the laws of physics, and it would be the case for any other application with sideways scrolling across a large or wide monitor at 30 fps."

I posted a taxi speed 'look out the left' video and claimed the side view was not bad considering this issue of fixed frames at 30 and point blank view at high speed.  This issue was not really about 'stuttering' it is about what Bob was describing above and that's why the videos were posted.  Others here morphed it into a discussion about stuttering, and stuttering is not the same thing, at all.  I said, " I don't see a whole of stuttering whatsoever" which is not the same thing as saying there is no stuttering, and moreover I said, "This video is not very good but beyond a couple of very minor hitches, mostly associated w/ a view change or overloading my CPU/GPU, it's decent..."  I posted that second video for Gerard who wanted to see what it looked like out the left side to a detailed view.

So once again, we're talking about two different things here, the fixed interval frame capture issue at point blank range, and others here are talking loosely about the poorly defined idea of 'stutter'.

 

I turned off Real Time Virus and that seemed to calm it down some...

In current and past versions of MSFS, the closer I fly to a large density of buildings (such as in video), the more stutters and loading would occur.

I noticed in the published videos that the better performing video of said update is zoomed out much farther; or is it just me?

I dont know it may be a wait and see thing after the update. But dang X-plane on Vulkin is nice even though the scenery is horrible. But turn down the lights and WoW....I hope Sobo can get it fixed...

Edited July 21, 20214 yr by cchiozza

I turned everything down to low end and went off line just to see and still have the issue. There is a problem with the engine I imagine. Dont have any other ideas at this point.

1 hour ago, cchiozza said:

I turned everything down to low end and went off line just to see and still have the issue. There is a problem with the engine I imagine. Dont have any other ideas at this point.

Hey Chris, take your phone and post a video of what you're seeing.

I will do...