please help

Hello.
I have had the same problem with the Klite mega package for a few months ...
namely ... when playing 1080p or 2160p video, the picture is cropped, slightly pauses or hiccups, if you prefer ... as if it lacks buffering or performance ...

my computer is an eleventh generation i5 with integrated graphics

I note that I did not have this problem before ...
all the video decoder settings do nothing ...
the system is fresh, drivers are up-to-date ...

best plays for powerdvd and worst for mpc

please help me by e-mail ... jagamr@wp.pl or jagamr77@gmail.com

First update/re-install the codec pack.

If problem still happens, try different video renderer:
MPC-HC options > Playback > Output

I did it 30x and I changed the renders and nothing helps
somehow it plays on vlc and powerdvd
on mpc it keeps cutting

I don't know what is wrong.

Hello
I noticed that it trims every few seconds, and it is about an equal amount of time

it does not mean that it needs more or less power at any given moment in a specific stream

evenly every few seconds

maybe this will help you figure out what's going on ...? ...

Copy this log here:
Codec Tweak Tool > Generate Log

Codec Tweak Tool | Log file | Generated at 2022-03-08 21:59:01

##### System Information #####

OS: Windows 10 Enterprise (10.00.19044) (x64)
CPU name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10400 CPU @ 2.90GHz
CPU details: 2904 MHz | 12 core(s) | Family 6 Model 165 Stepping 5
Memory: 7584 MB
Screen size: 3840x2160 (32bits) (29Hz) (200%)
GPU 1: Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630
VendorID: 8086, DeviceID: 9bc5
GPU memory: 1024 MB
GPU driver: igdumdim64.dll (Version 30.0.101.1340) (2-3-2022)
GPU 2: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
VendorID: 10de, DeviceID: 1c03
GPU memory: 6144 MB
GPU driver: nvldumdx.dll (Version 22.21.13.8233) (5-17-2017) (NV 382.33)
Audio device: High Definition Audio Device
Audio driver: HdAudio.sys (Version 10.0.19041.264) (5-9-2020)

##### K-Lite Codec Pack #####

KLCP version: 16.8.7
KLCP type: mega

Speaker conf: as is

MPC renderer: MPC VR
MPC subs: ISR
MPC audio: Internal Audio Renderer
MPC decoder: h264=DXVA2N hevc=DXVA2N vp9=DXVA2N vc1=0 mpeg2=0

##### Decoder Settings #####

LAV Video:
H264=DXVA2CB HEVC=DXVA2CB VP9=DXVA2CB VC1=0 MPEG2=1 MPEG4=1 WMV3=0

LAV Audio:
MP3=1 AC3=B DTS=B DTSHD=B EAC3=B TRUEHD=B AAC=1 Vorbis=1 LPCM=1 WMA=0

##### DirectShow Filters (32-bit) #####

(A total of 64 filters, 0 shown, 64 hidden)

##### DirectShow Filters (64-bit) #####

(A total of 76 filters, 0 shown, 76 hidden)

##### ICM Class Manager (32-bit) #####

(A total of 2 filters, 0 shown, 2 hidden)

##### ICM Class Manager (64-bit) #####

(A total of 3 filters, 0 shown, 3 hidden)

##### Default source filters (32-bit) #####

(A total of 12 default source filters, 0 shown, 12 hidden)

##### Default source filters (64-bit) #####

(A total of 56 default source filters, 0 shown, 56 hidden)

##### ACM and VFW Codecs (32-bit) #####

(A total of 15 codecs, 0 shown, 15 hidden)

##### ACM and VFW Codecs (64-bit) #####

(A total of 19 codecs, 0 shown, 19 hidden)

##### DirectX Media Objects (32-bit) #####

(A total of 14 DMO, 0 shown, 14 hidden)

##### DirectX Media Objects (64-bit) #####

(A total of 14 DMO, 0 shown, 14 hidden)

I checked if with nvidia gtx1060 it also cuts

it stutters slightly but you can watch the movie anyway

I wonder if this is sometimes the fault of the ram

I don't have any errors - nothing is generated for me

Problem is that your monitor is running at 29Hz refreshrate. You should change that to 59/60Hz if possible. You must use HDMI version 2.0 cable and the monitor must also be at least HDMI 2.0.

The Intel GPU is pretty useless. I would suggest to disable that in BIOS and use the NVIDIA one by default and connect monitor to that.

unfortunately, the above aid does not work

I put on the geforce gtx1050 and the stocks are the same, ...
the image slows down even in places where content that does not require graphic power is displayed, e.g. a desert from a bird's eye view, no fast camera movement, a man slowly riding a camel ... - the image can pause.
in my opinion, this is some setting that the machine installs in codecs and it interferes with smooth processing.

all cables, electronics, computer, drivers and tv are working

I note that this has been going on for about 6 months

What is shown in the video has no effect on performance at all.

Your screen can only show 30 distinct frames per seconds. If you play a video that has 24 frames per second, then it means that 18 of those frames are shown once and 6 are shown 2 times. This will not look smooth. Only way to fix/improve that is by increasing refresh rate of your screen. Or by matching the rate of the video.

If the "pauses" last longer than a frame, then something else is wrong. For example bug in graphics driver. There is NO codec setting to magically fix this.