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I tried 1m50% yesterday and it seems to work well MAG. What I did is:

1. Open Program Files\SVP\override.js in notepad
2. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1600; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1;
3. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 2800; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 1;
4. Run SVP
5. Choose Adaptive

But do I also have to change 'smooth.scene.limits.scene' to value 1 in order to get 1m50% during the entire movie?

And another questions:
A few post back you also said that there was a bug in SVP 3.1.2 that value 0 leads to SVPMgr crash and you had to fix this. Is this already fixed in 3.1.3beta?

quick question about colorspaces:

I m using MPC-HC, LAV video filters and madVR. Does SVP/ffdshow add an extra video conversion? I ask this because Madshi (the author of madVR) says that every extra video conversion that is done in a chain is not good.

MAG79
Nice

btw, Which new features fixes are planned for SVP 3.1.3?

MAG79
O men MAG, why is it that I just don t understand you   

Ok, let s forget about the theory behind all this. What I want is 1m50% and what I do for this is

1. Open Program Files\SVP\override.js in notepad
2. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1600; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1;
3. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 2800; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 1;
4. Choose Frame interpolation mode Adaptive
5. Run SVP

And then I m good to go right?

thanks.

I don t want to revert back to SVP 3.0 and want to keep running the updated 3.1.2 so it will be 1m50% for me then.

Read the link you posted and understand the differences between 1M, 2M, UNIFORM and ADAPTIVE but still don t understand why to choose ADAPTIVE when making to changes in smooth.scene.limits.m1 and smooth.scene.limits.m2. I mean, why not choose 1M or 2M which are the Frame Interpolation modes I m going to adjust? I didn t adjusted UNIFORM and in ADAPTIVE mode UNIFORM mode can be used sometimes by SVP right?

ps. I ve send you a mail a few month ago about beta testing MAG, can I beta test 3.1.3 asap?

So (please correct me if I m wrong MAG)

2M = 11m1111m1111m1111m11
1M = 1mm1m1mm1m1mm1m1mm1m

If I want to test 1m50% I do:
1. Open Program Files\SVP\override.js in notepad
2. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1600; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 1;
3. Find //smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 2800; and change it to smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 1;
4. Choose Frame interpolation mode Adaptive
5. Run SVP

If I want to test '1mgaunt' I do:
1. download MSmoothFps_1mm1m.avs
2. Place it in C: \ Program Files (x86) \ SVP \ AVS
3. Choose Frame Interpolation mode 1M
4. Run SVP

Correct?

Let me make explain again to be sure you guys understand what I m looking for:

I am correct that 2M shows more original frames and 1M less right? Ok, what I want is a 'compromise' between those two settings. I want this because 1M gives me artifacts that bother me too much and 2M gives me no visible artifacts at all. The only downside (of course) is that 2M is just not so smooth. So I thought that a mode between 1M and 2M will maybe give me also no visible artifacts but a little more smoothness.

You where right (as always MAG. It s not needed to enable FI on my PJ because SVP already takes care of that.

Could you please please make a '1.5M frame interp. mode' file/svp version for me MAG? I m too noobish to do it myself because I just don t understand how to do this...... I really would be thankfull eternally! I even want to pay you a small amount with PayPal if you insist.

this is my thought too but why does JVC (and Sony and others) say that FI mode works best for sports/tv then? This IS 59 material isn t it?

MediaInfo.ini says 59.02 when using nvidia's 59Hz profile......

MAG79
thxz MAG. I will wait for a future release where you hopefully will implement some kind of 1.5m mode because doing it myself is not going to work (PC noob here ).

I ll give it a shot this weekend and report back to you if it worked

thanks MAG