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Ok so I disabled SVP and opened up the file with Stereoscopic Player and the default "Layout" was Sequential, Left Frame First, so I changed this to SBS, Left Frame First, and the indicated FPS initially goes from like 29, 43, 50 even 60 then comes back down in a step wise manner to 24 within a few seconds, and then randomly it makes these same increases again throughout the media playback. Although it is indicating that the FPS is increasing and decreasing, there is no corresponding change to the smoothness. It does this with and without SVP "on". Turning SVP on does nothing, it says "no active playback" and I sat there and tried nearly every "Layout" in a vain attempt to get SVP to activate.

I then double checked the filter secion(Ctl+V on the player) and LAV is the encoder that is then outputting to FFDShow Raw, exactly as I am supposed to have set up as.

I don't know what the issue is but after reading that SVP can't actually do full, packed 3D (it needs to be converted to SBS which is interlaced?) I am somewhat less that interested in getting this to work, and this truly has been a ridiculous amount of time and energy committed to this fruitless endeavor.

Thanks for any help, if anyone else has the same problem and figured something out let me know.

Ok I have Stereoscopic Player set up exactly as per the instructions with FFDShow Raw Filter Set as the Video Processor and LAV set as the Video decoder and I've double checked this hitting Ctrl+V and going to filters while the file is playing in the player.

I don't know what the issue is.

Is it because I am using 3D Vision?

I also have DXVA2 (copy-back) set as the Hardware Decoder with my Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti set as the Hardware Accelerator in LAV Video Decoder Properties.

Is this the problem?

Also I am using an On Screen Display utility, MSI Afterburner, is this a problem?

I'm really at wits end here, I've been messing with this for probably 12 hours in total now (second time trying to get this to work) and going by the thread from 2012 I posted above, I'm not sure I'm alone with this problem and if this problem has been addressed.

A few SVP staff mentioned support for .ssif files was on their "to do list", well that was 5 years ago and this is apparently still a problem.

http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=587

Dude I will buy SVP Pro if you can add support for .ssif files. This is ridiculous.

Edit:

Looking at the thread above, I found these two posts, where someone is asking about support for 3D Vision, and a reply that only SBS is supported in Stereoscopic Player:

"Hi,
It would be great if you could make svp work with stereoscopic player, i use a 120hz 3dvision pj so it would be awsome"

"mocca
It works right now but only with SBS and over-under stereo pairs.

Also Stereoscopic Player can't handle frame size changing in runtime so some SVP's features like black borders lighting and cropping won't work as expected."

In Layout, Sensio Hi-Fi 3D is selected, I've experimented with SBS left frame and right frame first and it simply changes the aspect ratio to like 4:3 but the FPS is still at 24.

Is this the problem?

Update:

Now BD3D2KMV is giving me some mysterious error at the end of the taking the mounted .iso and encoding it to a side by side .264 file, it encodes it then this prompt:

"Successfully done.

Launch "__ENCODE_3D_LAUNCHER.cmd" to encode the 3D video (and optionally mux to MKV)."

So I try that and that results in an error:

"The type of file '00800_3D.264' could not be recognized."

Additionally, it plays at 12 FPS with a correct picture (I remember now, I had the same error and this is the same file that resulted in playback of 12 FPS the last time), playing said file as is without getting muxed to MKV results in it indicating that it's "Sequential, left frame first" in "Layout", and trying to switch this to "Side by Side" both left and / or right frame first results in an incorrect picture, but a picture that plays at 30 FPS?.

I've gone back to check and "Side by Side" is selected in BD3DMK3D, maybe because it hasn't been muxed? I don't know, but I've tried this numerous times and it always results in this error. 

Any help greatly appreciated!!!

Will .mp4 activate the LAV filter SVP needs to work or do I need MVC to play this now?

I updated my previous post:

...I remember now, I used Handbrake, but now that I have that open I'm looking at converting .x264.mkv to "H.264 MKV", isn't this the same format?

Ok so I deleted my last mounted .iso and this morning I'm making another one and I have BD3D2MK3D open and under 5: Options and Go I have the option of "Stereoscopy > Side by Side, top and bottom or frame sequential and there's also a checkbox "half". I noticed that the SVP support team told me I needed an "over and under pair" so I'm thinking now that maybe the issue was that I had previously selected something other than "top and bottom" such as side by side or possibly frame sequential. I'm thinking I need to try Top and Bottom as this is an "over and under pair"?

Not sure about the "half" option.

I have to do this as the torrented media format in question is .ssif, which is somewhat problematic as the majority of my movies are unpacked .iso's, but I believe I can use Winrar to repack them as .iso's, then mount them if I am successful with BD3D2MK3D.

I just rechecked the Stereoscopic Player options and they conform to the settings recommended by SVP.

This may take a while, I will post back when I have my "over and under pair".

I just found this by way of google, looks like what I'm experiencing isn't a new problem, this thread dates back to 2012:

http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=587

The .ssif files play at their normal framerate, 24 FPS. It's when I attempt to convert the .ssif files to H.264 (to activate the LAV filter, which SVP requires to function) that the FPS is mysteriously halved.

The media in question was torrented via qbitorrent, I have the option of either unpacking the disc image file and I'm left with .ssif files that don't activate the LAV filter, or I can try to mount the disc image first, which doesn't make a difference.

I've tried to convert the .ssif files into a format that activates the LAV filter, such as H.264, but the resultant format / file plays at 12 FPS.

I heard a rumor somewhere that actual 3D Blu-Ray content is required, and that torrented files don't work correctly, but I haven't been able to corroborate the assertion.

If anyone reading this has managed to use SVP with Stereoscopic Player and is using torrented source media, please share what youre doing.

A sample? It's 12 FPS according to OSD (MSI Afterburner - RTSS) and it feels like 12 FPS.