The Roku Ultra Streaming Player is currently the best on the market

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Sony Blu-ray players streaming feature handles the 24fps issue better. The 2 or 3 second flicker normally only occurs once when switching from 60fps to 24fps, and then Sony leaves the menu navigation at 24fps instead of switching back and forth between 24fps and 60fps. The display will then display the movie at multiplies of the original frame rate.


If the switching is to much for the streaming programs you watch on Roku, then just switch the native frame rate feature off. Maybe Roku one day will come out with a firmware update that will force the menus to remain at 24fps instead of switching back to 60fps in Netflix, etc. Some displays will do a reverse 3:2 pulldown for film based material and restore the original 24fps and then flash the image on the screen at multiples of 24fps. Of course direct 24fps with no conversion of the frame rate to 60Hz is ideal. 60Hz with 3:2 pulldown adds judder during camera pans and fast moving images on the screen. All native 24fps movies in commercial movie theaters are shown at either 24fps or multiplies of 24fps with no 60Hz 3:2 pulldown judder.