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1. As MAG79 said
2. You can get 72fps by editing the script manually and changing the parameters of InterFrame (see InterFrame documentation)
3. Yes.

For LSMASHSource.dll not loading, the only thing I can think of is missing VC++ redistributable; not sure which version is required for this.

For failing to load h265 video, LSMASHSource is failing. As an alternative, you can use the option to convert the video to AVI and it will load just fine.

ArcticWolf_11

kevingwn wrote:

super_params="{pel:1,scale:{up:0},gpu:1,full:true}"
analyse_params="{block:{w:32,h:32},main:{search:{coarse:{distance:-12,bad:{sad:2000}},distance:-8},levels:3},refine:[{search:{distance:-6}},{search:{distance:-4}}]}"
smoothfps_params="{rate:{num:5,den:2},algo:23,mask:{cover:80},scene:{mode:0}}"

I wouldn't be surprised if the OP hasn't a clue what settings that script corresponds to; heck, I don't even know!

Oh snap, the issue is caused by MadVR?  Well then, forget the stuff I mentioned about MadVR - use EVR instead!

I'm not familiar with your setup, so you'll need to bear with me for a few more questions:

1. Are you using EVR in PotPlayer rather than MPC-HC?

2. Does the issue still not occur if you set your resizer (found on the same screen as the setting for EVR) to one of the bicubic options (0.60 is softest; 1.00 is sharpest)?  I say this because bicubic is better in nearly all situations unless you're using like 10 year old PC hardware (I'm not exaggerating either).

3. Are you able to find an option screen that looks something like this?

3 hours later than I hoped, I'm back!

The issue is, I don't believe PotPlayer has a built-in resolution changer like MadVR does, so using EVR would prevent the use of MadVR's automatic resolution changer.

Anyway, about MadVR's upscaling, unless you're using a CRT monitor or an HDTV, 99% of the time the upscaling done by MadVR will look quite a bit better even if you use lower-end settings like Lanczos.  Try that with a 720p or lower resolution video and see how the quality compares vs actually setting your screen resolution to 720p or whatever.

Setting your scaling algorithm is easy - just go into the MadVR settings and, under "scaling algorithms", set the scaling to whatever you want (start with something more basic like lanczos) for every single sub selection where it's an available option (should be in "chroma upscaling", "image downscaling", and "image upscaling".

Oh, and while comparing scaling algorithms and the like. it might be wise to disable SVP if the frame rate issue gets in the way.

TayyabKhalid wrote:

I have already made custom resolution for 72.928 if that's what you mean.

No I actually mean 72.000Hz.  The thing is that 24.000fps content does actually exist, not just 23.976fps content.

TayyabKhalid wrote:

720p, 480p and even 360p sometimes if the anime doesn't exist in higher resolution.

Uhhh, considering that your display is natively 1080p, doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of using MadVR?  I mean, the main purpose of MadVR is to do high-quality upscaling...

Beware, I'm going to be away from my PC for the next hour, so I won't be able to respond until maybe then, but after that I won't be around for like 2-3 hours.

TayyabKhalid wrote:

Also I don't use 48 or 50 fps, but you never know when you might suddenly need it, if its not that rare then we can skip it, or if you want you could give the instruction for those frame rates too. Thank you very much!

Well SVP doesn't even interpolate framerates above 47fps by default; I was just thinking that 50fps at 50Hz is actually smoother than 50fps at 75Hz when not using interpolation.  More info on all of this can be found here: http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=56025

Anyway, do you use MadVR at all?

Thing is, I regularly use MPC-HC and it has a built-in resolution changer so that you can do things like automatically use 72Hz for 24fps videos, 75Hz for 25fps videos, and 60Hz for 30fps videos.  However, from what I can tell, PotPlayer does not have such functionality and therefore you have to use MadVR (which is compatible with PotPlayer) in order to achieve this functionality.

I don't think it's the cause of the rising fps, but it's certainly not that great motion and artifact wise to use 72Hz for anything other than 24fps; this is because framerates like 25 and 30 are not at all exact multiples of 72.

OK, now that we've covered that, next question - does your display natively support 75Hz?  If not, then did your display natively support 72Hz out-of-the-box?  If it did not, then did you have to make a custom resolution for it?  If so, could you make an additional custom resolution specifically for 75.000Hz?

TayyabKhalid wrote:

72.928Hz

Uhhh, surely this is a typo, right?  For 23.976fps you'd want to run at 71.928Hz...

TayyabKhalid wrote:

I also run 24 and 25, and 30fps

Do you use 72Hz for all of these frame rates?

Well before I do that I need to know one thing - do you ever watch videos that have a source framerate other than 24fps / 23.976fps? (such as 20fps, 25fps, 30fps, 50fps, 60fps, etc.)

If you do, then what refresh rate does your display run at for those framerates?  Surely you don't use 72Hz for everything...right?