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I didn't mean that i didn't know where to locate the .ssif file. My point was when i open it with stereoscopic directly from the disc, it says the media is encrypted so it won't open
My MVC encoded mkv videos for my blurays work just fine. They play in 3d in stereoscopic player. And 2d (just one of the image channels) in mpc hc.
I don't re-encode anything ( i believe ) i just use MakeMKV to transfer the data from the disc uncompressed, so file sizes are ~20-40gb
I don't know how to make an iso from a 3d blu ray disc. :<

And Chainik I didn't mean if that is what you were working on. But if you actually got it to work in your testing

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I can see that my Avisynth is connected to my SysWOW64 folder. Would that cause some issues? Im thinking 32bit and 64bit compatability stuff.

Edit: Scratch that, i can see that yours is too

The change log says + experimental BD-3D (MVC) support (Dev.build only)
That might be why it dosn't work for me? I don't have access to that i believe.

I just uninstalled and re installed Stereoscopic player so i have the newest version 2.4.2. However i was using 2.4.1 before.
Made sure there is no rescaling or cropping. Sat video decoder to raw ffdshow. Started a 2d video with SVP, works fine.
Start 3d mkv with svp, same freeze. The icon that svp is running pops up. And the screen freezes and sound continues for another 20sec.

There was the patch we were looking for Supertaquito Cheers

I just watched Frozen on an older i7-920 with a gtx 560 for gpu acceleration and 6gb ram. The settings i used was Optimal, with Artifact masking on high (200) and the Animation mode. I was really impressed, and it was definetly better than my svp 3.1.7 settings The artifacts on the new 4 core are much less visible and blend better in with the video compared to the old versions ones which were just black spots flarering . Only a few kind scenes had noticeable artifacts, and i would say that 80% of the entire movie was artifact free (which is a very good start! considering this is free version).
I tried to bump it up to the level above optimal with artifact masking on medium, but it slowed the video down so i just switched back after 40 seconds.
The CPU was running at 40% the entire movie.

Hi
I had already written a post about this, but decided to play around a little more before i posted it. I have the same issues, the CPU usage only goes up to about 30%  (Intel Core i7-4790K) no matter what settings i use, and some parts of movies slow down so much that the audio gets 2 or 3 seconds ahead.
An example of this is in the start of Pacific Rim where there is a night vision scene, all the specs and grainy footage (as you described as well) must be clogging up the system due to some matrix algoritms that has to calculate everything before it will continue with the next frames.

Is your CPU usage also limited to a certain amount Or does it go all the way to 100%?

It is not only in these specific parts the movies slows down. The overall performance of a 1080p blu-ray is around 0.70-0.90 on the svp index in any big visual scene.