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I don't think the update of the program is related, so the log should help get a better idea of the issue.
Scene wallpapers can't really get "choppy" like a video could i.e. due to buffering. Can you describe what happens with scenes exactly? Do you mean they get just paused?
How did you delete them, did you delete them through the application or did you delete the files? If you delete them through the application they should be gone until you use Steam's verify files function.
the low FPS issue is happening on wallpapers i've used for years across different machines without issue. this is new to the past 1-2 weeks.
Maybe the media player has trouble dealing with this, just like the Windows audio system seems to have while trying to record audio from it. Could you try reducing this, perhaps to 96000 or 48000 Hz? https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-other_settings-winpc/how-to-change-sound-control-panel-settings-in/5a70718b-7ecf-4547-a64a-22efda8da0c2?auth=1
The video player of Wallpaper Engine is basically part of Windows and on Wallpaper Engines side I don't think we have changed anything remotely related to videos in a long time. I don't recognize anything in the log in general.
You could also try using the option "video loading: in-memory" and see if that solves it, perhaps it's a buffering issue and the video player cannot read the video fast enough. Another option would be to try installing LAV to replace the stock Windows video decoder and see if that works better: https://help.wallpaperengine.io/en/videos/lav.html
there was an 'application' type wallpaper that got into my playlist from when i made something for the achievement. i use random playlist ordering, so what was happening was this:
1. video or scene is playing
2. timer calls next wallpaper which happens to be that dead application
3. video or scene "freezes", and if i open WPE it shows the previous video/scene as the selected wallpaper. the wallpaper that is actually selected is the dead application though.
the stuttering i've noticed i really only see on these 4k/"8k" wallpapers i have that are huge video files. my wallpapers also live on another drive, so i'm not sure if there is some bottleneck happening when these giant files are streaming. the drives are more than capable bandwidth wise, but i guess there could be something else happening.