1 Reply by distrance

(4 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Hi.

That's fixed now, thank you.

Next problem has arisen though: There's huge screen tearing. Honestly I don't know what I'm doing and I'm only following instructions online from other people to set it up to watch anime. And yes, I've looked at the '' Watching anime '' guide at the SVP wiki too. Despite this, the screen tearing is really bad and I dunno why.

It seems to only happen in full screen too .. but I don't want to watch windowed hmm

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2 Topic by distrance

(4 replies, posted in Using SVP)

I can't get the program to work for the life of me. I mean the program itself works and all that but when I launch a video file I get this error and it starts playing normally, without the obvious enhancements it would give me .. I've tried re-installing twice now and no dice so don't tell me to reinstall. Perhaps if someone could give me their devIL.dll from the installation directory would fix the problem?

Last launch log:


19:32:56.029; Start: SVPMgr 3.1.7 (72) starts...
19:32:56.030; AppDataPath: C:\ProgramData (ANSI)
19:32:56.031; Start: read settings file settings.ini
19:32:56.032; Start: load language file - English. Duration: 33 ms
19:32:56.065; Start: check Avisynth installed
19:32:56.066; Start: clear Logs folder
19:32:56.068; Start: CPU and threads count detection
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K @ 3.30GHz [4 threads]
19:32:56.069; Start: SVPMgr folders prepare
19:32:56.633; High CPU load at idle: 32%
19:32:57.136; Start: CPU performance level estimation. Duration: 1588 ms
19:32:58.724; GPU (OpenCL) device detection.... Duration: 26 ms
19:32:58.750; Start: auto-detected profiles set: 3g (1297)
19:32:58.750; Start: copying files of profiles set. Duration: 16 ms
19:32:58.766; Start: read settings file SVPMgr.ini
19:32:58.767; Start: GPUs settings detection
GPU_11: GeForce GTX 580 (2266)
19:33:01.013; Start: monitors settings detection
Display#00010001: 1920 x 1080 @ 60
19:33:01.014; Start: disable LNG-file write when UAC enabled
19:33:01.014; Start: change SVP-manager priority
19:33:01.015; Start: register hotkeys. Duration: 7 ms
19:33:01.022; Start: get versions of modules used
ffdshow.ax: 1.3.4533
avisynth.dll: Avisynth MT, 2.5.8.6 (SVP edition) (CRC32:5ED58E27)
svpflow1.dll: 2.0.4
svpflow2.dll: 2.0.2
19:33:01.022; Start: refresh autostart state in registry
19:33:01.023; Start: some more work with registry
19:33:01.026; Start: create menu. Duration: 7 ms
19:33:01.033; Start: update settings file settings.ini. Duration: 15 ms
19:33:01.048; Start: prepare "About the program" window. Duration: 7 ms
19:33:01.055; Updates: check for updates. Request sended
19:33:01.091; Start: enable ffdShow waiting mode
19:33:01.092; Start: prepare to work is complete
19:33:01.095; RefreshSVP
19:33:01.099; ===== Waiting for ffdshow video

19:33:01.604; Updates: connection closed

19:34:24.774; Performance statistics:
  Waiting for ffdshow video
  CPU usage 10%  Duration: 1:27  SVP Index 0x
  Memory used at start:0 at end:0 stable
19:34:24.775; ===== Detected playback with ffdShow. AppName: mpc-hc.exe, PID: 7656, supports 4GB RAM
19:37:36.932; used avisynth.dll: Avisynth MT, 2.5.8.6 (SVP edition) (CRC32:5ED58E27) from C:\Windows\system32\
19:37:46.110; Performance statistics:
  Waiting for ffdshow video
  CPU usage 11%  Duration: 3:21  SVP Index 0x
  Memory used at start:0 at end:129 growth:38 MB/min
19:37:46.111; ===== Detected playback with ffdShow. AppName: mpc-hc.exe, PID: 7620, supports 4GB RAM
19:37:50.754; used avisynth.dll: Avisynth MT, 2.5.8.6 (SVP edition) (CRC32:5ED58E27) from C:\Windows\system32\

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