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Also a clarification just in case I wasn't clear enough: The games themselves all run fine. It's just animated/pre-rendered video files which stutter and/or freeze. It happens in every game that has such scenes within these collections, but not for anything else I've played.
Another sugestion I can make, is that for you to reconvert the movies files again with Windows Media Video codec, but this time you use less bit rate than those 10.000 kb/s Capcom encoded these videos. Maybe this way the files can play normal in the collections?
This remembers me that the user Naxshe re-encode the videos from MMX4 with less bit rate (around 6.000 kb/s) and burned subtittles in the videos. Did you tried to play the game with these files to see if it will works better for you? You can find the video files on this guide (Version 1 - Full):
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1526114657
This kind of stuff can be done in MMXLC1, MMXLC2 and MMZ/ZXLC, but unfortunately with Mega Man Legacy Collection 2, the video files seems to be packed in some format I'm not aware of, and I don't know how to extract it.
I tested the undub mod for X4 and so far it looks like the cutscenes are playing just fine. I'll probably have to go through all the video files for the other X/Zero/ZX games and lower their bitrate, since that seems to be fixing it.
And if you really are going to re-encode all the videos files with less bit rate, maybe in the future you could make a Guide with these videos to download. So anyone experiencing these stuttering and freezes can solve the problem too.
It might be better just to make a guide acting as a tutorial on how to do it yourself so people can make their own personalized versions to suit their hardware.