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I've watched 5.1 audio through MPC-HC with SVP just fine in the past...

Actually, before you do that, try a copy of MPC-HC Portable:
http://portableapps.com/apps/music_vide … c-portable

Then follow the instructions here to configure it for SVP:
http://svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:MPC-HC

After that, close the program and then open a video file in portable MPC-HC and see if it works with SVP or not.

Just note that, if you are a user of Livestreamer, it will not work with this version of MPC-HC.

I only used condition-level priority because that's essentially how SVP currently works.

I don't know about all of them, but I thought I laid it out quite clearly for four of them; remember, larger priority value = higher priority.

I tweaked the message from my email slightly so that it included the later-mentioned "Laptop is on battery".

Here are some example profiles using the above logic (P# equals theoretical priority):

____P2 ~ Normal HD____
P1 ~ Source frame area > 0.6
P1 ~ Video frame rate < 33

____P8010 ~ Normal HD Battery____
P1 ~ Source frame area > 0.6
P1 ~ Video frame rate < 33
P8008 ~ Laptop is on battery = yes

____P1001 ~ Anime____
P1001 ~ File path contains 'anime'

____P9009 ~ Anime Battery____
P8008 ~ Laptop is on battery = yes
P1001 ~ File path contains 'anime'

____P4004 ~ Test____
P4004 ~ File name = test

EDIT: Though now that I think about it, the conditons "codec" and "bit depth" are also very important since they can relate to battery life, and therefore should probably fit into that above list somewhere...I'll think about it for a bit and come back to you.

Beware though, if you have other video profiles with a greater amount of conditions, SVP will insist on choosing those other profiles rather than the profile with the "file path" or "file name" condition (which I find incredibly annoying).

For example, let's say you have two profiles with the following conditions...

____Normal HD____
Source frame area > 0.6
Video frame rate < 33

____Anime____
File path contains 'anime'

If you play a 720p 24fps video located in the folder C:\anime\

...SVP will insist on using the profile "Normal HD"

See if the issue still persists.

If not do the process again but install driver version 15.7.1

For that it's highly recommended to run DDU (LINK) and then re-install your drivers.

I don't mean to be naggy, but you didn't clarify if you tried setting the LAV decoder (the same drop-down menu where you select "copy-back") to "None"

Try enabling Direct3D fullscreen in MPC-HC?

I usually just tell people to set it to the smallest amount that still gives perfectly smooth performance but is still greater than the amount of threads their CPU supports.

So for your CPU, don't go any lower than 5.

Since you have SVP4 Pro, try setting the interpolated framerate to "Fixed frame rate 60fps" - click the button to the right of the "Movie x3" button.

Yeah it's a little tricky - my personal method for finding Intel graphics drivers for Sandy Bridge is to put the following into Google:

It's the first result.  Note that there isn't an official Windows 10 driver, so you have to use the Win7/8.1 driver.

For reference, this trick works on other Intel processors as well; for my Haswell Pentium I just change the '2nd' to '4th' and voila.

BTW, just to check, is your monitor larger than 1920 pixels wide?  I ask this because apparently the iGPU on Sandy Bridge may struggle with SVP at resolutions larger than 1920 pixels wide.