Windows 10 video streaming stutter

Wondering if anyone else is experiencing video stutter issues with windows 10. The issue is occurring in IE, Firefox, and Edge. I have issues with Hulu.com video streaming that I never had before. I've got 50mbps download speed and I'm hard wired, ran a speedtest and pulling normal, system specs are- Asus sabertoothZ87, 16 Gb ddr3 Corsair Vengeance, i7 4770K (@4.3 GHz), NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760, Cooler Master V850 Gold, Seagate 7200 rpm (before anyone laughs at my drive yes I have an ssd too but I use that one for gaming ) Windows 10 Pro.

Any and all input is appreciated. If I've left something out that you need to know please ask.

 

Update your video drivers.

 

I've already done that I'm not a noob.

 

I never said you were, but considering they JUST released new drivers in the last two days, I figured I would mention it. Stuttering is not a bandwidth issue, it is a video issue.

If you don't want my help, let me know.

 

After updating to the latest driver yesterday I experienced constant video driver crashes (their supposed windows 10 driver lol) I rolled back this morning -_-

This issue does NOT occur playing videos locally. Only streaming from the web so I'm assuming it is an issue with flash or html in windows 10?

 

I upgraded to their latest driver yesterday, their "windows 10" driver.. right..well...it crashed 4 times yesterday and three this morning. I rolled back to the last driver which was stable. That version is 10.18.13.5362 and I have no issues other than the video streaming stutter.

This video stutter issue only occurs while streaming. I am thinking it is a flash or html issue..as it does not happen when I play my local videos.

thanks.

 

According to Hulu, it is flash.

 

I figured. I contacted them and they gave me every excuse under the sun, first trying to blame it on my bandwidth then my pc then blah blah and I finally just hung up. thanks.

I don't know if you saw my previous reply or not...

 

What version of Flash do you show installed when playing these videos? Lets use Edge as a baseline.

 

Oh I stopped using edge because it doesn't even work right half the time..

I'm using firefox but have reproduced the issue across all browsers that I use, Edge, (barely works with hulu.com if ever) Firefox and IE work but both have the same stutter issue my flash version is 18.00.232 across all

 

I don't have flash installed in Firefox which is why I asked.
http://www.thecinemasnob.com/vlog-reviews/reviews-maps-to-the-stars-everly-serena-and-the-salvation

Does this stutter? It does not for me.

 

Yes, it does for me.

 

It doesn't for me on 10 Pro upgrade, or 10 Pro clean.

Are you overclocking? There were issues during Preview with overclocked systems. Might be worth a shot to set it back and see if the stutter continues.

 

If the stutter was on ALL video or affecting my system, for example, some overclockers can see system lag/stutter in simply moving the mouse cursor after overclocking, then I would make a change, I'm overclocked to 4.3 GHz which is hardly considered overclocking on an i7-4770K. However I have no issues with my system other than this video stutter since upgrading to win10pro. Youtube plays fine, other stuff and local stuff plays fine, issue seems to be limited to Hulu.com. Interesting fact....I played that video just now in IE with no issues, however it stutters in Firefox, hmmm. blaming flash and Firefox "waits for update"

 

The issue is limited to flash and how it is interacting with your browsers, not Hulu. The test I sent you was also stuttering according to you.

Your call if you don't want to try troubleshooting. You can lead a horse to water, and all that.

Good luck

 

wow you seem sarcastic really... sorry but that video link you sent me stutters in firefox only. i have to go to work now will check forum when home later.

 

What did you expect with your replies to me, from the get go?

First you thought I was giving you "noob" advice, and now you refuse to troubleshoot further.

So I said, good luck and moved on.

I've seen similar oddities with overclocked machines before in Windows 10, but its not up to me to try these things.

My stuff works great in Edge, Chrome, and Firefox (where I have Flash installed). You asked for help. It is up to you to accept it.

 

wow really? that's how it is here huh. well, you sir seem to be SUPER condescending, and a know-it-all. No thanks I'll find another forum. You are wrong. if overclocking was the issue it wouldn't JUST affect ONE website. LOL. wow just wow. oh and by the way, just for poops n giggles I went back to base clock and it's still occurring.. JUST so I can say "told ya so"

 

I already wrote a reply but it seems it didn't go through so I'll repost...
1. you are SUPER condescending. and you appear to think you know everything.

2. if overclocking was the issue it would be affecting my system not just video stutter which I already said is occurring ONLY with streaming from hulu.com.

3. I didn't refuse to troubleshoot.

4. I didn't join this forum to sit and argue with some dude who thinks he's better than everyone and knows everything.

5. for sh*ts n giggles I went back to base clock JUST FOR YOU and guess what? Still occurring. OH and BTW as I ALREADY stated, This didn't occur in windows 7 just in 10. You can have all the professional qualifications in the world, but you sir, are rude and ignorant.

I am going to look for another forum. I spent a few hours last night and it would appear others are having the same issue and Microsoft has acknowledged it is a real problem. SO.... how's that for troubleshooting.

 

I think there is some misunderstanding here.

I cannot help, if suggestions are not followed. Ask anyone here, I will stick with you all the way to the end when a conclusion can be drawn or it is fixed. However, picking and choosing what we go through is not how things are narrowed down.

I was not being condescending, nor was it my intention. I wanted to help, and all I was hearing is, "thats not the problem." It makes it tough to troubleshoot in those cases.

I have 4 machines here, and none have that issue, with Intel, amd and nvidia gpus. 5 if I count my Nvidia workstation.
That is why I didn't just call it a known issue and move on.

I apologize how you took my help, I had no intentions of coming off as a know-it-all.

 

I had the same video stuttering problem when updating to Windows 10 and it was driving me crazy. I ran Driver Talent program to make sure that I had all the updated drivers and I did. As a last resort I used the Driver Talent program to "reinstall" my display driver and did then rebooted and the problem went away!! The display drivers must get corrupted or misconfigured somehow. See http://www.drivethelife.com/ Make sure you do a reinstall not a repair. Reinstall works!