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So can there be done something about it from a user side? If yes then what? How do you yourself watch 1080p in 60 fps from youtube using SVPtube? Cause if it officially can't run that type of videos then it's almost useless at the moment.

Thank you for checking. I'm also trying to understand why this is happening and so far none of the LAV splitter changes have helped the case. I'm thinking there might be two options:

1) something is happening with the buffering or 'cache' size in MPC-HC

or

2)  ffdshow and its configuration is messing with the video stream

But I'm just guessing.

I'm still having this issue with SVPtube for videos with 1080p quality when it freezes at random times, usually at the second half of a video.

I'm using SVPtube 1.2.2 with the latest version of MPC-HC (nightly) + internal LAV splitter of video/audo/source. All of the SVP filters and settings are set to the standard (mostly default).
And my internet connection is 30 Mb/s. But the freezes continue to happen even if I will 'pause' the video and wait for 5 minutes, so I doubt that my connection can affect it.

I've tried searching MPC-HC forums, LAV splitter forums and google for this problem but I haven't found any solution.

Do you have the same problem? Or do you maybe have some new information about it?
If not, can you, please, tell me what configuration are you using to avoid it? (LAV settings, video renderers, ffdshow options etc.)

Btw, the advice for downloading a 1080p video doesn't work, because when downloaded for some reason it has a very shitty audio stream, even if I use svptube-dl.wsf script as a download method (it uses only 256 kbps audio instead of 320 kbps).

Thanks a lot for your reply, but I have some more questions:

I'm using AMD Radeon HD 7800 and Core i5 3570. Do you know if that graphic adapter is similar to GTX 660 Ti in the 'power level' ?

I respect your opinion, but in the Avisynth's wiki (http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Main_Page) it says that 2.6.0 is actually more stable than 2.5.8 in almost all cases, doesn't that really apply to SVP? Just curious.

You were correct on this one, I actually switched to internal one of MPC-HC for better options.

What are the good options for madVR's scaling algorithms when using with SVP?

If I will create a special profile for the anime (using options from this guide (http://svp-team.com/wiki/Watching_anime), will it be automatically used when watching it? Or should I just change the options of an existing profile to better suit an anime every time I need to switch it from a normal movie?

Also, should the configuration of filters (in case of SVP) look like this in MPC-HC?

One last question, If I will post my settings (in pictures) of those filters, can you check if they are generally correct?