By the way, if you're interested in improving it further I noticed a flood of operations when playing but also when it's disabled but ffdshow is playing something else:

http://i.imgur.com/r6btClI.png

I suppose it could be saving in batches every few seconds or have an option to disable logging (I'd have it disabled by default if it were my choice).

MAG79 wrote:

tobindax
Thank you for the bug report.
It was unneeded settings read in SVP idle. Fixed now.

Just unpack it in "Program Files\SVP 3.1" folder and restart SVP Manager.

Wow Thanks MAG79! I wasn't expecting a fix so soon.  big_smile

This way I hope it helps people reduce their disk load in overall  smile

PS. I was usually changing the owner of the program files folder to the user for copying files that way but thanks for the tip! It makes sense to just run the copier in admin mode.  smile

I see no setting to disable it other than 'Disable SVP' or removing the process completely.

http://i.imgur.com/AHaUFfp.png

Use procmon and see for yourself.

I try to minimize disk usage and this is going like crazy.

Yeah it sounds like the best solution, it bypasses all needs for a [particular] decoder.

I guess it also doesn't have a big extra overhead when using the raw filter. At least here it seems the same.

OK got it, Raw + LAV.

Jeez, as I said, the 'Directshow' world is a mountain of 'packs':O

Thanks for a great product! I really appreciate it! 60FPS live is better than any other effect! wink

Ah wait, I had loaded a video with LAV, and SVP does not detect it.

edit: Yep, it still doesn't detect video with LAV as a filter.

edit: Ah wait, I guess 'raw' is a special filter I need.

Chainik wrote:

no, LAV

+"ffdshow raw filter"
is the only and recommended solution

Ah, I didn't know that was possible.

Man, the DirectShow 'world' is really a mess of tons of different packs:D

thanks.

I noticed SVP only detects video only if 'normal' ffdshow fires up. Is it possible to work with ffdshow on DXVA mode? (I could also use  LAV on that mode but I guess that might be harder).