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That doesn't make sense that if you install the 32Bit (x86), it cannot install the 64Bit player.

The only other thing I can think of is perhaps you've installed the x64Bit in the past, and somehow it is by default in Windows the one that runs when you open any media files. Meaning you have MPCx64 as the default media player for all media content. You need to make the 32Bit version the default media player.

Anyway, what are your specs? Your CPU, RAM, and Videocard?

As for the "Soap Opera" effect, that's normal at first to feel that way sometimes. I challenge you to watch movies/series at 60FPS for a consistent amount of time (maybe for two weeks) then go back to watching without SVP. Once you get used to 60FPS+ it's almost impossible to watch anything at 24/25/30 FPS anymore.

Hi, and welcome.

Sorry, but that doesn't make sense...

Here's the download link to the official MPC page:

https://mpc-hc.org/downloads/

Just in case you're getting it from somewhere else, make sure you always get it from the official site.

Anyway if the problem persists, try out MPDN:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=171120

Assuming SVP and all its components are installed correctly, follow the instructions below:

Scroll down the first post and look for these three files; install them in the following order:

1. "zachsaw.com Software Certificate"
2. "Media Player .NET (MPDN) Installer - x86 Edition"
3. "MPDN Extensions Installer"

Once you're done with that, run MPDN... And EDIT the following settings;

Click on View, then open Options.

On the left panel, click on Video which is under DirectShow...

Now under Available Filters* scroll down until you see "ffdshow raw video filter", use the arrow keys between the panels, to move "ffdshow raw video filter" to the right side so it is under Selected Filters.

Click APPLY, then Click OK.

While SVP is running in the background, now open a video of your choice with MPDN.

If everything is working fine then we can figure out why your MPC is not working, otherwise if MPDN doesn't work too, then I'm not sure what is going on unless you provide further details.

I am assuming you're talking based on comparisons made between SVP 4 Pro vs SVP 3.1.7 - ?

Not SVP 4 Pro vs Free (because they should be performing the same as long as they're both the same build number).

I have been very impressed with SVP 4 Free thus far anyway. Looking forward to the PRO, I know they have their hands full right now, so I'll just wait my turn.

Thank you for the quick reply. Done it

Of course I have an idea of where to find it

Here's a link to the thread:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156191

That way you can keep it updated too, updates don't come out too often though; once a month if necessary, otherwise it's once every few months

Scroll down in the post and find where it says downloads:

Then you want to look for the Installer (both 32Bit & 64Bit). Use the installer, don't use the zips. Once you've installed the whole shebang, then follow the earlier instructions.

It's not out yet (only the free version is out), and I think they'll email everyone the details on the emails they provided when donating.

Yeah I made the assumption that he doesn't have a 70Hz refresh rate monitor... He has a higher refresh rate monitor running at 120Hz or 144Hz but he can't achieve that FPS and wants to lock it to 70FPS (for whatever reason).

Otherwise his question wouldn't even make sense to begin with, if he had a 70Hz monitor, SVP should be running @ 70 FPS anyway.

Brilliant That's great news.

What Chainik is telling you is that your CPU is throttling. The speed is decreasing and increasing, it is not consistently running @ 4.0Ghz. It's dipping and coming back up (that's called throttling) and it usually occurs when the CPU overheats, reduces its clock and voltage, cools down, then goes back up. It's not good for your CPU.

If it's not over-heating, then something else is causing the throttling, try to change your Windows POWER Settings to "Performance MODE" instead of "balanced" or "power-saving" (only do this if you're 100% certain that your CPU is not over-heating).

Use a temperature monitoring program like this one first:

http://openhardwaremonitor.org/

Run it... Run whatever video you were running above for two to three minutes with SVP obviously... Go back to Open Hardware Monitor and see your Maximum Temperatures for all your cores.

Right click on SVP tray icon at the bottom-right corner of your start menu (in that region)... And you will see certain options that you can enable or disable.

Outer Lighting is there if that's what you're referring to...

Always here to help. Glad it worked.