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I was under the impression that this setting would also resolve issues such as edge artifacting from GPU acceleration, such as this:

These artifacts as you know are more prominent on settings higher than 1m and shaders such as Complicated. Is there a different setting that can be disabled as so to have the CPU process these and avoid such artifacts, but still retain some GPU acceleration for performance?

Thanks Chainik, do I simply delete said line, or setting it to "1" also works? Can it be done via "User defined options"?

I am using LAV + madvr, and I am currently smashing my head to make Vapoursynth work with PotPlayer in hopes of getting 10-bit output, it should work like this no?

I am pretty confident there is some delay, seems to be around 150/250ms, are you suggesting that this comes from another source/conflict and not SPV's threading?

No response from the devs? Is this simply not working as it should? There are still some files not being detected and there are audio sync issues - any support?

Yes of course, I have the following installed:

SVP Manager Pro:
[DS_64] Core for DirectShow 64-bit
[VPS_64] Core for VapourSynth 64-bit

3rd-party software (mandatory):
[DS_64] ffdshow filters 64-bit
[DS_64] Avisynth+ 64-bit

Accordingly, I have a fresh and unaltered installation of PotPlayer for testing purposes. Any ideas on why this is happening? Did I really not miss anything on my configuration as I described previously? I was expecting it to be more complex to be honest.

PS: Also playback stutters/slows down on some of the files with which SVP does work, even though there is no apparent system load issue. In reality, there shouldn't be any issues relating to the system performance at all since technically only PotPlayer runs now without madvr or anything else it previously run along with ffdshow.

I have read about this, that it does mostly everything madvr does. But I do use NGU, among other options, which as far as I understand mpv does not feature yet. Regardless, the main problem is mostly technical than comparative; I have spent hundreds of hours calibrating and setting up PotPlayer with madvr, LAV and SVP. To suddenly move away to another software which has a 3rd-party under-development GUI is not really something I would want. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate the work being put into it, but I am banging my head on the walls around the house trying to understand software I have already been using for years due to their technicalities and intricacies which are difficult for your average user.

Is there a guide somewhere in layman's terms on how to set PotPlayer up with either vapoursynth or avisynth?

All I found is your thread here: https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=3538

And although I switched: main.setup.potplayer.native = true - the "Use AviSynth filters" is not ticket on every playable file. Now when it is ticked I get this:

global svppath="C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\SVP4\"
try {
   import(svppath+"scripts\67d6d30e.avs")
}
catch(err_msg) {
   potplayer_source().Subtitle(err_msg)
   WriteFileStart(svppath+"logs\err-67d6d30e.avs.log", "err_msg")
}

But SVP is not working and alternative Vapoursynth never loads. I cannot figure out any other step to take.

If you are referring to this: https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:SVP

I have read it but I do not understand how it answers the question.

But it cannot use madvr and LAV filters - the latter I really need for proper functionality. Am I missing something or are you saying that you are simply focusing on functionality with mpv?

What about other and more developed players, which can also use LAV and madvr?

Does mpv not use ffdshow?