VC-1 videos are generally problematic. Aml Timing patch developer said some time ago that fixing issues with VC-1 playback requires implementing bitstream parser to provide accurate timestamps. He implemented it for Kodi v18 but I don't know if there's a chance to have it backported to Krypton.
Raspberry Pi play this files perfectly.
Really?
For me even the Raspi 3 cannot play VC1 video out of the box.
I need to buy the codec support from Raspbery.org.
Really?
For me even the Raspi 3 cannot play VC1 video out of the box.
I need to buy the codec support from Raspbery.org.
No one said it can play it perfectly ootb. If you can't afford a few dollars for the licences you've got other issues.
I don't know if there's a chance to have it backported to Krypton.
Would be good 
Please inform, when need someone for testing.
Pelican, i don't mean out of the box, my pi has both (mpeg2 nad VC-1) license of course.
Amlogic video support is now "as good as it gets" until the next wave of VideoPlayer changes land in Kodi v18. We might see some tinkering around the edges if small changes backport easily, but nothing substantial. The developer in question has already stated he does not support attempts to backport larger 'agile' changes to Krypton and we will not add things that are not upstream supported.
NB: Raspberry Pi does not use "amcodec" within Kodi so even if it does play VC-1 nicely the comparison is (on a technical level) irrelevant
For Kodi agile, there is a patch by peak3d: linux-amlogic: Fix VC-1 micro stutter · Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv@ef55c8a · GitHub
Raybuntu's latest agile test release contains it, so people who have a supported device and see the vc-1 stutters could test it.
My latest Krypton build too 
I have tested several samples my users send me and also the sample from the first post and the micro stutter is gone.
Yeah
I hope kszaq implement it to next release
Is there a solution to fix this on a RasPi 2?
