Having 50hz enabled in display settings is causing frame skipping

I have exactly the same problem since the update. 50hz is enabled in TV settings and display settings, but doesn't seem to work. Very annoying when watching footy.

The problem is that the native frame rate of the Xbox One is 60Hz, but the United Kingdom and Europe use a 50hz broadcasting system, which is the result of the historical use of PAL and SECAM analogue broadcasting systems. To display a 50Hz video signal
on a 60Hz system, a process called frame rate conversion (FRC) needs to take place, which at the best of times will incur some judder. Depending on the implementation and also the original resolution (720p or 1080i), viewers may notice dropped/skipped frames
or stutter especially during panning shots in fast-action sports material such as live football broadcast.

Thanks for the information EmbodiedAlarm33,

What you'll want to do is in the Advanced video settings, uncheck Allow 50Hz. Sometimes what happens is if a UHD Blu-ray doesn't support 50Hz it will try to insert frames into the video to compensate and this causes the stuttering effect.

To clarify for anyone else reading this post it's in Settings > Display & sound > Video output > Advanced video settings.

Please try to uncheck Allow 50Hz and let us know if that helps. If not, also try the 24Hz option to see if that has an effect.

Let us know how it goes!

I think the problem might be the frame rate not being downgraded to 720p, if your 1080i is 50hz the Xbox is trying to show it as 60hz.

If you do to settings > tv & oneguide > troubleshooting > video > then tick the box "enable 50hz" and see if that helps.

This worked for me as my box is 50hz. Hope it helps you.

My mistake the option is under Settings > Display & Sound.

Tick Enable 50Hz