biff wrote:

Hi, I use PotPlayer.

ReClock + MadVR + Nvidia Driver 364.72 + 32bit Potplayer versions after version 1.6.6006 (released a couple of weeks ago) always crashes for me. The 64bit version of PotPlayer works fine and has better sound reproduction so that's what I use.

Should I also use the 64Bit version if it works, without issues with Potplayer, Madvr, LAV and Reclock?

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

Does it still happen if you use a different media player?  What if you don't use MadVR?


I tried with EVR custom present and it stays on 72FPS even while shifting the point of the video. But I really want to refrain from using another player or EVR, if possible.

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

Well then, what happens if you set SVP to "Movie frame rate x3"?

Taught it was for movies like live action, real time shows and not animation. However, after trying it out and testing for 20 minutes it was super smooth and didn't see any stutter at all. Still, the issue with the frame rates changing constantly is not gone and still appear after few minutes into anime or movies. when I try to skip some few second into the video it shows up quicker. The frame rate appear as 100 sometime maybe up to 500 and then slowly goes down.
Thanks for the help. Really appreciate it, I hope I can solve this issue too.

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

What happens if you set SVP to "To screen" instead of "Fixed 72.0 fps"?

I am sorry I didn't mention that, as I forgot. But when I do set it to "To screen" instead of "Fixed 72 fps" my frame rates keep rising at a ridiculous speed. Like it goes from 72 to 100-500 and then comes down slowly and that might actually be the real reason why I am experiencing stutter in first place, because it even happens when I am at "Fixed 72fps" as well as the issue with the video running at 72.465 instead of 71.928, which is what I have my monitor set on.

It looks fine, then again I am not so sure. I do see a slight stutter and it annoys me to much, that I am unable to enjoy anime.
here you go:
Added as attachment if its okay, I wasn't able to copy and paste it for some odd reason.
Thank you!

I am experiencing slight stutter every few seconds and its very annoying. i am running on 71.929MHz but in the SVP info shows it as 72.465 and I think, this might be the problem and was wondering if someone could help and solve this stupid issue, so I can enjoy anime again?

Chainik wrote:

> I have 4 threads CPU and Auto threads for it was 7.

actually it should be 9 according to the math from the sources

Does that mean mine i5-6600 non-k should be on 5 threads and not 7 or 9 for smoothest videos and movies?

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:
TayyabKhalid wrote:

Can you also please recommend me amount of threads I should use for an i5 6600 non-k. I would greatly appreciate it!

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.

Thanks man! This fixed the issue of it going above 60fps, also it is indeed much smoother now and even less artifacts. Thank you! big_smile

Chainik wrote:

TayyabKhalid

have you already posted a bug report via Manager?

No I didn't, because I didn't know that was possible going to do it now. Can you also please recommend me amount of threads I should use for an i5 6600 non-k. I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you! smile

Hi!
My SVP jumps to different fps when i'm watching video and since my monitor is only able to produce 60Hz  and that is what I am trying to use but it changes to different fps like 1000-500 and so on. I have already 60fps profile but still it won't stay on constant 60fps, please help me! sad
Thank you!

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Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:
TayyabKhalid wrote:

I already tried that its okay now. What settings are you using svp mind sharing, a bit curious xD

My settings are almost "maxed out" for maximum smoothness, but it can be quite artifact-heavy for some people.

My settings wrote:

Uniform (max fluidity)
2. Sharp (anime)
Disabled

Half pixel
[480p] 6 px, Small 2
[720p] 8 px. Small 0
[1080p] 12 px. Average 2
Disabled
Average
Strongest
Large

Blend adjacent frames

For non-anime content, I use the same settings but with the shader set to "23. Complicated" rather than "2. Sharp", though I sometimes have to set the shader to "13. Standard" if the video has a lot of moving thin lines ("Complicated" gives squiggly lines on such content).

Arguably more important is that I have my monitor run at a refresh rate that is an exact multiple of the source framerate.  More information can be found in the following thread starting from this post:
http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic … 013#p56013

Why didn't you tell me this from start lol. The videos are far more smoother now and tbh I don't see so much artifacts. Thanks for sharing man, I can finally watch 60fps anime! big_smile

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Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

Do step 1.  If it's still stuttery, do step 1b.  If that doesn't do anything, then change it back to the way described in step 1 and then try step 2.

I already tried that its okay now. What settings are you using svp mind sharing, a bit curious xD

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Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

I can't help with regards to "highest quality" and "ugly artifacts" (because both of these are very much opinion-based), but I can help with the jerky playback.


1. Set your LAVfilters decoder to "DXVA2 (copy-back)"

1b. If you have the drivers for Intel integrated graphics installed, you can alternatively try setting your LAVfilters decoder to "Intel QuickSync"

2. If that doesn't solve the problem, manually increase the amount of threads that SVP uses via "Application settings" -> "Additional options" -> "Processing threads"; set it to the smallest value that gives you perfectly smooth video.

Which value do you recommend, I am not good with stuff like this.

What is the recommended settings in SVP 4 pro to achieve smooth playback 60fps and highest quality without getting ugly artifacts and jerky playback. I need for both anime and movies PLEASE HELP!! big_smile

TayyabKhalid wrote:
Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

That's an incorrect link...if you open that in a private browsing window, you'll see what I mean.

Regardless, SVP can actually run on even 10 year old hardware, it's mainly just a case of how high of a resolution do you want to run at (1080p and higher?) how fancy of upscaling do you want to do (MadVR? Or just a TV's own upscaler?) and what kind of codecs you'll be decoding (8bit AVC? 10bit AVC? VP9 and HEVC?).

i updated the link sorry for the mes up, could you take a look now, also I know it can run on many PC even older. The performance will always vary. What do you think this PC will be able to take setting wise I am also finally able to use MAD VR so you bet I would. Can you recommend me some settings for it too?
Would greatly appreciate it, if you told helped me! smile

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

That's an incorrect link...if you open that in a private browsing window, you'll see what I mean.

Regardless, SVP can actually run on even 10 year old hardware, it's mainly just a case of how high of a resolution do you want to run at (1080p and higher?) how fancy of upscaling do you want to do (MadVR? Or just a TV's own upscaler?) and what kind of codecs you'll be decoding (8bit AVC? 10bit AVC? VP9 and HEVC?).

i updated the link sorry for the mes up, could you take a look now, also I know it can run on many PC even older. The performance will always vary. What do you think this PC will be able to take setting wise?
Would greatly appreciate it, if you told me! smile

Can I use this new PC of mine to make almost full use of SVP 4 Pro. I am watching everything from TV-shows, movies BUT most anime. Will this PC be able to handle smooth performance and smooth playback while using SVP midst a video playing?
Also what is the recommended setting for this build? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/KzVb7P[/
Note: I have bought the parts, don't have them know. Using my Dell Insprion 3847 for now.

Please, tell me what is the best svp 4 pro setting for 1080p anime. There is some new settings and I don't witch optiion is the right.
Thank you! big_smile

Still not working, can someone please give me other way to fix this stupid problem? sad

Chainik wrote:

maybe hardware video decoding is turned off?

Yeah, maybe it is, but I dont know where I find that option, so could you please help me to guide to it? smile

Nintendo Maniac 64 wrote:

First off, try the following three things...


1. In LAVfilters, set your decoder to "DXVA2 (copy-back)"

2. In MPC-HC, enable "D3D Fullscreen" or in MadVR enable "use Direct3D 11 for presentation"

3. In SVP, manually set processing threads to at least 7



If step 3 solved the issue, then you may want to try undoing the changes stated in steps 1 and 2 (assuming you didn't already have those options set that way).

I forgot to mention I use PotPlayer and not MP-HC, also I don't use MadVR my PC is not good enough.
Thanks I will try that, and report back! smile

I'm getting frame drops on SVP 4 like down to almost 40 when playing my videos in 1080p, but while using 720p I get solid 60fps no frame drops. SVP 3 can handle both 60fps on 1080 or 720 without frame drops but svp 4 can't for some odd reason, please help me, and tell me what you need to decipher the problem!
Thank you!

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i have a really annoying problem with SVP 4 this stupid green thing shows on my screen top right and I can't make it go away even if I change video settings.  I don't have this problem with SVP 3.17. Also I'm using SVP 4 PRO with Potplayer.

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Gregole

OMG! I can''t belive I had GPU acceleration off. I turned it on and now I have much smoother and crisp animations and the art looks much better. Thank you for the tip! big_smile
http://i.imgur.com/tpfeixX.jpg

I have one more question which player are you using MP-HC or Potplayer and could you please share some good settings with the one you are using. I have no idea what I am doing when i am changing setting in them.
Thank you! big_smile

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Gregole wrote:

For some reason, I lost the ability to fullscreen a video on my left, middle and right monitor seperately.  When I try and fullscreen my video on 3.1.7 the video is on my center screen while I get black screen on my left and right monitors.  After few testing, I made a backup of MPC v1.7.3 from svp 3.1.6.  I then installed svp 3.1.7 and replaced the MPC v1.7.9 with v1.7.3.  It seems that there's something on MPC v1.7.9 that prevents seperate full screen on each monitor.  So I will be using mpc 1.7.3 on svp 3.1.7 until mpc v1.7.9 is fixed.... unless there's a setting somewhere I missed.  I haven't found any problems using older mpc from the newer svp yet.

3.1.6
http://i.imgur.com/CJEBtE9.jpg

3.1.7
http://i.imgur.com/56m2pYc.jpg

Can you please share with me your SVP settings and MADvr to if you don't mind. My anime experience with the current settings is choppy, therefor I would appreciate if you could share it with me, please?
Thank you! big_smile