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So even though my "override.js" files look identical, I have to figure out how I can further reduce artifacts by guessing what I need to tweak in the "override.js" file. That means I am pretty much stuck with SVP's artifacts until I can spend hours and hours of tweaking it.

I will roll back to SVP 3.1.7 until a developer informs us regarding this matter - I can generate multiple examples of the haloing if necessary.

Now I understand, thank you for this information. Currently, I am simply trying to tone down the haloing, but I cannot find SVP 3.1.7 to do the comparison in "generate.js". Meanwhile, adding more "Artifacts masking" barely resolves it and makes the video very non-fluid.

This is unacceptable quality wise, "2m" on "Complicated" plus playing around with all other settings makes no difference, I get haloing to a ridiculous level in some movies / scenes.

EDIT: I did find SVP 3.1.7 and I compared the "generate.js" files, I do not understand a thing. So am I supposed to copy paste the old one in order to revert to how SVP 3.1.7 worked in terms of haloing? Does that mean I also cripple SVP 4's updated functionality / performance?

Thank you for the information, so for FPS > Hz I should stick with 60Hz, and go for 59Hz in case FPS = Hz. Is going for FPS over Hz really beneficial?

Additionally, I have changed all settings to match SVP 1.3.7, and although the image improved, there is still some artifacting and haloing, especially in fast motion scenes, that SVP 1.3.7 did not have. I do not understand why this is happening.

I already did reinstall it multiple times in the past because of this issue. However, the double tray icon problem insisted. Should I find and download the latest version and try again or will it interfere with SVP's performance?

Thank you for responding; I tried researching the "pure bypass filter" online and also browsed around on ffdshow's settings but I really do not understand how to do this.

The only thing I saw in relation to "NV12" that you mentioned, is the fact that the two ffdshow tray icons report the following:

1st tray icon: Input: YV12 (uncompressed)
                     Output: NV12

2nd tray icon: Input YU2 (uncompressed)
                      Output: YU2

Changing the "color space" from "Auto" to "YN12" provides me with:

1st tray icon: Input: YV12 (uncompressed)
                     Output: YV12

2nd tray icon: Input YU2 (uncompressed)
                      Output: YV12

Unfortunately, although they are two separate tray icons, changing the settings affect both, so I can either have "Auto" on "color space" or something else. Is this correct now or is there something else I should do?

And ignorance is bliss when you jump into conclusions like that; without really taking my plasma's smoothing into account and what its effects are. Additionally, improving the image only throughout SVP is generating far too many artifacts for my taste, we have reached to that conclusion after carefully evaluating image quality after hundreds of hours of watching movies and videos with others - sometimes scene by scene, and there is still room for improvement.

As for madVR's "inferior", and GPU direct interpolation, maybe you should do additional research on the matter, since for low framerate sources and high Hz monitors (120 / 240), it is extremely effective and the image is not as "blurry" as you expect it to be, given you have the appropriate configuration, even at 60 Hz.

Thank you for clarifying that.

And what about the variable framerate fix, will it cause any side-effects leaving it constantly on?