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nigelxw

It is kind of 2:3 pulldown. 4 in 5 frames recorded. You need to decimate 1 odd frame from every 5 frames.

1. Download TIVTCv105.zip form TIVTC page
2. Unzip and place TIVTC.dll into C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins
3. Open notepad and copy-paste script:

DirectShowSource("Video-24-in-30fps.mkv")
TDecimate(cycle=5)

- change "Video-24-in-30fps.mkv" to your video file name
- save as fixed_video.avs in the same folder near your video file name
4. Start MPC-HC and open this fixed_video.avs (you can use drag and drop)

Alternative way. Don't do that. Just download correct video with mative 24 fps.

TayyabKhalid
ReClock is only x86. x64 version is not planned

shaolin95
You may reduce threads number to eliminate audio delay.
SVP tray menu - Application settings - Additional options - Processing threads
Use Auto value or for CPU Intel Core2Duo E8500 the optimal value must be 5.

No, "half pixel" and "one pixel" are not the same.
It is precision of motion vectors.

jeakzy
The option is present.
Create new profile from Automatic and select x2 smooth factor.

If one did as Nintendo Maniac 64 said then it will alternative way to get smoothing by TV only. And it is very important to set output refreshrate as video framerate. Otherwise we can get stutter on the TV.

Try TAB key

I use both. SVP + Philips PMR400 (I have Philips TV). No conflicts.
Difference can be at complicated places. Difficult for interpolation. Difference will be in smoothness and in artifacts amount.

AndreaMG
Looks like you have "hardcoded" 2:3 pulldown NTSC disk because "Big Trouble in Little China" is a 24 fps movie on the 30 fps DVD. You need somehow to decimate 24 fps from 30 (23.976 from 29.97). Maybe it already does some decoder or filter in your player. You can check it by view it frame by frame (Ctrl + right arrow in pause mode). If you don't see repeated frames then to smooth it in SVP just select constant smooth factor "Movie x2.5". Righter "Movie x2". See picture above.

x2.5 factor must help with your disc "Petunia" as it has 23.976 fps.

cores
You are right. GDFv5 script consist of analyse stage and frame-recovering stage. Separate frames from-the-future and frames from-the-past are detected and must be fixed correctly. You can control it by parameter myDebug=true.
You can see frames marked from '-fix50' to 'fix125'. It is mean -50% from source (back to the past) and +125% from source (go to the future).
Usual dropped frames must be marked 'fix50'. It is mean from the futire in the middle from current frame and next frame to avoid jump after dropped frame.

ionutm80

My chain:

Filters currently loaded:
  - Default DirectSound Device
  - Enhanced Video Renderer (custom presenter)
  - Audio Switcher
  - ffdshow raw video filter
  - LAV Audio Decoder (internal)
  - LAV Video Decoder (internal)
  - LAV Splitter Source (internal)

It is MPC-HC 1.7.10 x86 filter list (menu Play - Filters - Copy filters list to clipboard). Bottom the first, upper the last. ffdShow raw after LAV Video. It must be so. It is normal.

Also we have another solutions. But I need to get logs from you to make usefull advice.
Please open NTSC DVD video with your old settings and wait for micro stutter apper. After that send us bug report via SVP4 with message "NTSC DVD micro stutter".
SVP tray menu - Information - send problem report...