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Yeah, I noticed it too, but it only happened when I seek too often in MPC-HC.

I set the delay after seeking 1 second. When I seek consecutively in fast fashion, it will freeze.

So when I want to seek, I usually delay some times before seek again.

Using Ctrl+left/right arrow is working fine too. So if I want to seek some particular scene, I just click into the rough time with cursor and then using Ctrl+left/right to see the scene that I seek. (or using Alt+left/right arrow if the rough time is very far from what my intended scene)

I noticed it too as soon I'm using SVP but I don't think that's a bug/defect tho.

Are you installing the MPC-HC separately? Not from K-Lite? From K-Lite, there's option to install the MPC-HC x86 and x64. Of course you can't use madvr and SVP when using x64.

I'm assuming you have already installed the required and third-party packages except ffdshow, correct?

Don't forget to update SVP too

Try to fix your DirectShow filter using codec tweak tool then.

Additionally, if you're using K-Lite as your codec pack, you don't have to add external filter anymore in MPC-HC.
Just enable Avisynth and change Raw video to all supported in ffdshow video setting. You can already use it with SVP.

If the problem persists after fixing the DirectShow filters. Uninstall all codecs, and reboot your system.
Then do with this sequences:
1. Install K-Lite full, with bundled MPC-HC.
2. Install Reclock.
3. Install Avisynth.
4. Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 MFC Security Update.
5. Install SVP 3.1.6, with its hot fixes.
6. Turn on the SVP manager (in case you forget it , it's because you need to turn off the SVP when updating the fixes).
7. Open ffdshow video setting, Go to Codecs, scroll to lowest options. You'll find the Avisynth and Raw supported option, enable those two, and OK.
8. Enjoy your smooth video.

Kongou, I can play it with 10-bit output.

Check the screenshot in this post

You need to use Libavcodec instead of LAV video decoder.

The way I installed the SVP is very different with the recommended way. I told the installation way to my friend using K-Lite too, and it's was a success. Of course, he already installed K-Lite long time even before he knew about SVP.

Hi, the guide actually is already old

The best setting is your default setting. Then you can change several setting to fine tuning it.
Of course you wouldn't want change the setting too far away from the default

I've compared it, the guide setting and my default setting. The default setting definitely better.

You could select your favorite "benchmark" video and see the differences when you change the setting.

Oh, this is the screenshot from my "benchmark" video

But this is kinda extreme and very rare case, additionally, the scene movement is very fast.
(That's why I made it my "benchmark" video  )

Edit:

I've seen your webm video, the image really smooth and sharp in my player.

I don't watch the Kill la Kill, but I didn't notice any distorted image. Your webm file is even better than my "benchmark" video.

My bad. It can play the 10-bit video but the output automatically in 8-bit precision.
You could make the output to 10-bit by changing the decoder from LAV to libavcodec (ffdshow). Although from my finding it will make huge memory penalty.

You could manually change the ffdshow setting.

e.g. I played using LAV decoder takes memory about 600-750 mb, when I changed it too ffdshow decoder, it became 800-1000 mb.

While 8/10-bit precision is about encoding efficiency, the 8/10-bit output about the color matrix. Since I couldn't sure how to differentiate the color precision, I opted use LAV decoder (it's lighter than libavcodec too  )

You could forcefully to display in 10-bit by changing the output setting too

Although the 8-bit video will be displayed in 10-bit too . But honestly I couldn't really spot the difference

Are you using XP?
If that's the case, you may want to change the renderer into Overlay Mixer, that's the lightest renderer for MPC.

Choosing the larger Motion Vector Grid setting is helpful too. In my case, the default is 12px. Average 2, but it always makes the CPU's load more than 50% (~70%), so I opt to 16px. and the load downs to about 30-40%.

For video 1080p, I choose 28px. Although usually 1080p works fine, but I only have 1080p movies which have many effects (particularly particles effect) so I lower the setting.

You can experiment with setting that fittest for you specs.

That's weird. I still using K-Lite and never have problem with SVP 

I'm using madvr in MPC-HC and MPC-BE, and those two player work fine.
I don't install MPC-BE, I'm using it as portable and still work fine with SVP