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I don't really care about that anyways, just some forum whispers. Make some money, your software has great potential.

Now let's get back to my original question.
Why does the latest update exclude --vf use and how can I avoid this?

Do you still not understand?

I suggest you read the mpv documentation, particularly the section about how filters are used.
https://mpv.io/manual/master/

But even better than that would be to stop your arrogance and simply see for yourself.

We all know where the SVP team got their "inspiration" from...
Github is watching.

Even without editing SVP's main script the additional script via vf is picked up.

Just do it and look at the mpv log.
Both SVP's script in .local and the filter script are added and run simultaneously. You can achieve better merging by editing SVP's main script, but even without that it works.

Just try it! (facepalm)

Lol, don't be powdy.
I love SVP, and I do need it.
My current i3 can't handle the load and gathering the necessary knowledge while writing my own code to add GPU acceleration would take months.

Trust me, my script definitely improves the smoothness of SVP when used together as a filter in mpv, try it.

And then explain to me why filters via "vf" option are no longer recognized and how I can circumvent it.

I use my own vapoursynth script in conjunction with SVP, by adding it as a filter via --vf option in mpv. I do it because of SVP's GPU acceleration support and due to my 8 core dying recently.
If your CPU can handle it, try the script by itself just as a filter in mpv, which is what I'll do once Ryzen blesses my workstation.
Check it out, it works great.

It was originally created by haasn from github, but I modified some of the parameters to make the interpolation constant and more effective.

I have noticed, that usage of the script is no longer reported in SVP's log after the update, but the issues are still unrelated I believe. Doing more testing now.

import vapoursynth as vs
core = vs.get_core()
clip = video_in

dst_fps = display_fps
while (dst_fps > 60):
    dst_fps /= 2

if not (clip.width > 2560 or clip.height > 1440 or container_fps > 59):
    src_fps_num = int(container_fps * 1e8)
    src_fps_den = int(1e8)
    dst_fps_num = int(dst_fps * 1e4)
    dst_fps_den = int(1e4)
    clip = core.std.AssumeFPS(clip, fpsnum = src_fps_num, fpsden = src_fps_den)
    print("Reflowing from ",src_fps_num/src_fps_den," fps to ",dst_fps_num/dst_fps_den," fps.")
    
    sup  = core.mv.Super(clip, pel=2)
    bvec = core.mv.Analyse(sup, isb=True , overlap=0)
    fvec = core.mv.Analyse(sup, isb=False, overlap=0)
    clip = core.mv.BlockFPS(clip, sup, bvec, fvec, num=dst_fps_num, den=dst_fps_den)

clip.set_output()

Eizen, remove the qt packages you installed from the main repo.

The install QT from here https://www.qt.io/download-open-source/
Just run the script and choose the install directory /home/yourname/

Then use the following  command in the SVP install folder. ( cd /home/yourname/SVP 4)

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/yourname/Qt5.7.0/5.7/gcc_64/lib/  ./SVPManager

(the qt version name may differ) and you may need root privileges)

Could you explain the reason to me?

I create installable custom distro ISOs for clients and if it was possible to just manually edit with chroot and roll back some packages in order to fix the problem, instead of starting from scratch, it would be awesome.

Just as a side note.
Do you have any ideas how I could avoid A/V desync, if the monitor's refresh rate remains at 60HZ while SVP is pushing 90 - 100?

Already consulted wmf and haasn over at github without success.

With the latest versions of mpv, libass5, vaporusynth and vapoursynth-extra-plugins SVP sometimes reports 90FPS or a 100FPS as an interpolation target, while the image is extremely smooth (even more so than 60FPS)  and no A/V desync, despite the monitor still being at 60HZ.

On other occasions load just goes up to a 100% and everything is broken.

Can't explain it.

So there is a problem with SVTube.
Have you determined the reason for this and will it be fixed with the next update?

The fact that it works in the virtual machine must serve as some kind of hint what the problem is in the host environment.

Ok, I just tried exactly what you said, but it failed the same way as it did with qt.io

I installed libqt from the default repo on  Lubuntu 16.04
sudo apt-get install qt5-default qttools5-dev-tools

I installed vapoursynth and mpv in order to have it interpolate a Youtube video, but again SVTube did not pick up any links from  the clipboard.

What else did you do, or did you install additional libqt packages?

If you got it working, could you please elaborate on the steps you took to set it up?
Then I must be missing something.