Full HD 60FPS video playback on iOS7 iPad2

Hi community! I ask here because i got in trouble with the iOS7 upgrade on my iPad2.
I know that the iPad2 specs are that it plays back Full HD at 30FPS, but i used to playback successfully Full HD videos at 60 FPS .
With iOS6.
Now, the very same file is still played back on iOS7, but when it comes to the higher bitrates it's no more fuid-as-butter and it outputs at very bad 2-3 FPS until the high bitrate zone goes out of sight.
And this happens with all Apps i tried (AVPlayerHD, nPlayer, CineXPlayer a some other), all of them start going jerky at the very same point. Looks like an OS issue.
Any clues on how to restore the iOS6 playback performance (i already deactivated everything i could deactivate but no avail...)
Thank you!

How is the TV connected?
If via firewire and an analog/DV converter, are you feeding the HDTV something other than a DV signal? If so, it won't work.
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