Chainik wrote:

Dunno, still works for me with a mpv-1.dll provided with SVP.
You probably have some older mpv-1.dll somewhere in PATH. Just copy the one from SVP 4\mpv64 into mpc-qt's folder.

Okay, I tried that but I'm still getting the same error.

This is what my environment variables looks like:

https://i.imgur.com/Nei3O8p.png

Please assist, thanks. smile

Can somebody provide instructions on how to get SVP working with MPC-QT Version 18.08?

Whenever I remove the "mpv-1.dll" I get this error:

"mpc-qt.exe - Entry Point Not Found - The procedure entry point mpv_hook_add could not be located in the dynamic link library S:\Program Files\mpc-qt-win-x64-1808_2\mpc-qt.exe"

I already have environment variables in place, and my SVP is configured to point at this MPC-QT.exe.  I attempted to update from MPC-QT 18.03 to 18.08, and am having problems when removing the mpv-1.dll file, which causes the error above to occur.

The way I updated is, I zipped up the old MPC-QT folder, then deleted it, so Windows cannot find the old files (They are now sitting safely inside of a zip file).  Then, I extracted the new MPC-QT v18.08 into a brand new folder.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! smile

Thanks!

Just wanted to say, I fully endorse this project!  MPC gui with MPV engine.  "Legit A F" is an understatement.

Just wanted to say that, if you enable "deband" for HDR footage, it actually makes the banding significantly worse.

If you're using Windows 10 and you do a search for "HDRSample.mkv" - This is a good example of the deband filter making the banding worse.
"C:\Windows\SystemResources\Windows.UI.SettingsAppThreshold\SystemSettings\Assets\HDRSample.mkv"



Options > Playback > Output > Color Correction:  Use these settings:

Gamma (Check) Auto Detect (1.0)
Target Prim (Auto)
Target TRC (Auto)
HDR Tone mapping (Hable)
HDR Desat (2.0)
ICC Profile (Auto Detect)


Options > Playback > Output > Deband:  Use these settings:
Iterations: (1)
Threshold (64)
Range (16)
Grain (48)



Options > Playback > Output > Scaling:  Use these settings:

Correct Downscaling (Check)
Scale Scaler (Lanczos)
Downscale Scaler (Lanczos)
Color Scaler (Bilinnear)
Temporal Scaler (Oversample)

Hopefully this is resolved so that I do not have to disable the deband filter when viewing HDR videos, and re-enable it for SDR videos.  You can see how that would become highly annoying! smile

Thanks
-Xestaog