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Ciao, imposta il refreh rate a 59,94Hz, altrimenti va anche bene 60Hz (tanto c'è reclock...) e poi in target frame rate imposta "to screen refresh rate (default)" in SVP. Se imposti come refresh rate della TV "23" oppure "24" ovviamente SVP non interviene... Ciò detto anche se la mia tv (Panasonic VT30) gestisce l'interpolazione dei frame trovo quella di SVP 1.000 volte meglio!

In english:
Hi, you have to set the refresh rate of your TV set to 59.94 Hz, or 60Hz (reclock will adapt it for you...) and then set the target frame rate "to screen refresh rate (default)" in SVP control manager. If you set the refresh rate of your TV set to "23" or "24" SVP obviously will not be not be triggered ... That said, even though my TV set (Panasonic VT30) has a buit in frame interpolation function I find the SVP's one vastly superior

With the fix the issue for me is solved Unfotunately I have no 1080p60 videos to try it on but with 1080i25 or 1080i30 videos deinterlaced by Lavvideo in "video mode" (i.e. brought to 50 and 60fps after deintelacing) I do not experience any sync problem. That said obviously for those kind of videos I deinterlace in "film mode" in order to be able to interpolate with SVP
I also noticed no performance drop whatsoever after the fix, now I can even watch dvds with Lavvideo if I set it to decode mpeg2 in software mode and if the number of cores in SVP are set to 4. Thanks

Thanks, my system is updating...within a few minutes I will try it

Regarding the dvd playback issue below what @Nev said in Lav thread that could be (maybe?) the explanation of the "jumping" videos that I encounter when threads are set to high values :

(...) Regarding AviSynth, its possible that the high decode delay of the CUVID decoder is just too much for DVD playback plus AviSynth. CUVID has to buffer quite a few frames to be efficient at decoding, and the DVD Navigator is known to not deliver too much data in advance, so if you need a bunch of frames in the decoder for buffering, and AviSynth needs more frames buffered, they might just not arrive at the renderer in time for display. Can't really change how the CUVID decoder works, but since mpeg2 is so cheap, might as well stick to software.

Thank you Mag, very much appreciated!

Thanks, as soon as I get back home from work I will try it.

Thank you Chainik (and Mag too of course), you mean I have to install a new ffdshow version and then change the number to 1 in %APPDATA%/SVP 3.1/Settings/SVPMgr.ini?

Hi,
I tried various things and the issue is still there ... I noticed though that while playing 720p59 videos when threads are set to auto avisynth box indicates buffer back/ahead "15/18" and I get the audio delay, but if I press the "use current" button buffer back/ahead drops to "0/something" and the audio delay is gone even with threads set to auto! How do you explain it? Keep in mind that buffer back/ahead "15/18" does not create any issue when SVP is actually interpolating.

Can you please explain me how the thread number and buffer back/ahead are related?

Is there a way to tell SVP not to set those buffer back/ahead values while playing material that does not need to be interpolated?

Is there a way to automatically block SVP for such files?

Thanks

When not in fullscreen (720 windowed mode) I get always the 59.94 message, while in fullsceen I don't know how to call the performance graphs

Thanks @MAG

1)"Why you using SVP? You not need it for such video. Video is already have 59.94 fps (after deinterlacing)"

I do not understand. SVP icon is always active (waiting for ffdhow video), whenever I play a video it starts and in case of files such 720p59 should not interpolate. In my case in fact it does not interpolate but it kicks in anyway and while doing that it screws the audio sync. I obviously know that I don't need SvP for such videos but you understand that i cannot continuously turn on and off SVP depending on the fps of the videos I'm watching Did you succeed to reproduce the issue on your system or is it only my thing??

2) "This is bad. SVP coldn't determine precize refresh rate using D3D. Have you DirectX (jun'2010) installed?"

Thanks, as soon as I go back home I'll check and reinstall the whole directx versions:)

3) "It is an old error which is fixed many many versions ago. How did you get that? hmm"

How should I know? You are the programmer

4) "Frame rate is higher than monitor refresh rate.
It may cause desync video from audio or video drops or little audio stops to save synchro with video."

Thanks. Can you please tell me the video title that caused this issue?

Thanks

Thanks Mag,

The CPU percentage usage when I play 720p is neglectable (around 7%) because SVP is not intepolating anything, the problem is at the beginning of the movie shortly after the OSD message "Playback 59.94*(1:1)=59.94" appears, by doing that SVP (if threads are seto to auto or above 10) screws the sync between audio and video exactly by 200ms during playback there are no framedrops at all, only the tedious sync issue

As far as the dvd blayback I already tried various things: I changed the video render from madVR to EVR, I tried hardware decoders (LavVideo CUDA and cyberlink Video/SP decoder) and software decoders (MPCHC internal filters), nothing..., the issue thread related is always there...what do you suggest to try?

Thanks again