Judder is still present also with latest fw in himedia app....I have to use kodi everytime.
Anyway I have a question that I don't still understand well. My TV is HD Ready that support resolution up to 1080p 60HZ. For best result is better set to 720p (standard output of tv), 1080p or choose "HDMI auto adaptation"? With last one always recognize 1080p 60HZ.
1080p is Full HD, simple "HD ready" means -normally in the previous TV manufacturers dictionary- 720p max display resolution (supported by the display electronics/panel itself). So I couldn't catch your point here.
Maybe you mean that your TV can dispay (downscale) 1080p source material to 720p, wich is normal. But I gues there will be more briefed member here to inform you precisely... (I just answered in the case when no concerned ones would...) But if your TV supports res up to 1080p, than its a FHD.
However, (to get a bit over what I couldn't decode properly

) don't bother with "Auto Adaptation", it just would casue troubles. Choose eighter 720p or 1080p, and see and test which produces the better PQ compared to your eyes expctations with real video playback....
(And yes, I know that HD Ready TV's can diplay 1080p material as well, which I guess would be in your case, futher testing to choose between the two "setup" is up to you , I guess... Till someone prooves the sureness to bail out my suggestions..)