Slideshow Fades Not Smooth

Has anyone else noticed the slideshow fades being slow and clunky when set anything greater than 0? Last night I tried running a slideshow with 40 images, all shot with a Canon 5d MarkIII and the fades were clunky and not smooth at all. I’m running the latest version LR on a 2014 (latest version) MBP with 16GB of RAM and SSD. Its a fast machine. I have not experienced this with other versions of LR. Any ideas on what may be going on?

> Anybody else noticed the same?
No, but I do see that flipping through images in Loupe is visually slower in 64 than in 32. Same was in the beta. Also it's very interesting that when I change images with the mouse wheel, the changes is instantaneous, when i use the keyboard - the image is slowly drawn from top to bottom.
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Beyond that, the effects you're using might be causing the problem. I've often had trouble getting Basic 3D to animate cleanly; at times it will just throw random garbage frames into the mix, completely inexplicably. Also, if you turn off the Bevel Alpha and Drop Shadow effects, do you get the same result? I've noticed some oddities and unexpected behavior with some of the effects that modify clip alpha channels, as those do.

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I recently upgraded my computer to i7 4770k, 16gb ram and 780ti, windows 7 pro 64bit etc, its pretty much almost top of line pc right now but since i moved from xp to 7, youtube in Firefox is choppy and not smooth like before, its amazing on internet explorer but not firefox. I tried to disable hardware accel in both flash and in options menu. I have latest drivers and tried to reinstall flash and firefox, no luck. I also disable all my add ons and still same.
Please help because ive been using Firefox for past 5 years now and loved it but its letting me down lately. Im on youtube and other video sites alot so this is a big deal for me, im also having same issues on my other windows 8 pc.

Yes, I have tired to disable both in flash and option menu, I also started it in safe mode and normal with all apps disabled. Still no luck, I will wait for the update and see what happens.

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