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Oh well, not fixed on 4.0.0.72

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1min later:

Blackfyre
How lavvideo error related to ReClock?

I'm not the OP guy.

And Reclock Audio Renderer doesn't help, as expected.

and

Could you provide me with version 4.0.0.60?

This's not so easy as it sounds...

Besides sticking to some early version could be an option for you as a user but definitely is NOT an option for us as a developers.
But ok, we'll prepare the package with the older version just for the users that have this (still unsolved) issue.

"The problematic change" is somewhere between "Windows-only engine" and "all platforms engine" (Linux and OS X in this case).
This's the problem.

4.0.0.60 - link

Just unpack into SVP 4 install folder and run either "svpmanager.pro-60.exe" or  "svpmanager.free-60.exe".
It should not interfere with existing rev.72 files.

I've mostly watched 720p content the last 2 days and crashes don't happen on 720p as often as on 1080p, so I don't feel comfortable saying already that it works. But so far I haven't had a single crash.
I'll certainly keep you updated.

Chainik I've kept a copy of this and I'm actually using version 4.0.0.60

Remember the threads issue I had when selecting AUTO caused hanging every now and then in a video.

I fixed it by disabling GPU acceleration and setting Threads manually to 23. CPU Usage went up, but ZERO hanging.

Enabling GPU Acceleration with Intel or my AMD card caused an immediate crash with 23 threads, so I lowered it to 19 to fix the problem, but I realised recently it hangs (but a lot less often, maybe once in a movie).

Using SVP Manager Pro 60 solved the problem completely. I haven't tried setting it on AUTO Threads and testing, but the GPU Acceleration issue from my Intel GPU combined with 19 Processing Threads is working perfectly for me over the last 2 days.

So at least version 4.0.0.60 helped me. Hopefully this narrows down the problem? I'm going to test with AUTO threads now and see if it helps. I'll edit this post if GPU Acceleration + AUTO Threads works with this version.

> When I had the newer version installed I tried disabling GPU Acceleration to see if it fixes the crashes, but I still had crashes.

ok, what if replace "script/base.avs" with the one attached?
(not the "script-60/base.avs" one!)

Just tested twice, definitely doesn't fix the issue.

MPC force closes (with no dump or no crash report, just completely closes) 20 or so minutes into the video, so instead of hanging and resuming, the media player just closed, as well as SVP 4 Pro (4.0.0.73), that closes too at the same time (all tray icons close too for lav filters and madvr).

4.0.0.60 is still working great, I'm going to do further testing now with 4.0.0.60 by watching a movie with threads set to AUTO and GPU Acceleration enabled on my Intel HD 4600.

EDIT:

Just finished watching a 2 hour movie, NO Crash & NO Hanging, even though I have Processing Threads set to AUTO & GPU Acceleration on the Intel HD 4600 (Using 4.0.0.60). So it seems the problem, at least the one I am having, only started happening after 4.0.0.60 at some point.

Goodluck, and if you guys need anything from me, let me know. We can continue this in private messages or here if you want me to test different versions or other things.

mashingan
I didn't faced with the error on your screenshots. When the error is appear?
Right after video open or after some time of video playback?

Can you localize the error? The cause is maybe one of:

The error appeared after some time of video playback at random time, usually it's one time in 20 minutes. But when really unlucky, it could be happened twice
Only tested with 64-bit filters chain.

For now, I haven't able to localize the error. I realized it's the new version which the source of error after trial and error installing and uninstalling the packs.
The current versions are:
MPC-HC:                  1.7.10.101 (38c98cd)
LAV video Decoder: 0.67.0.142-git
MadVR:                    0.90.10