SVP 4 Stuttering problem while watching anime (Page 7 of 8)

So if i set halp pixel of halp pixel nothing cahnge?

Sorry for not responding; I somehow completely missed this post.

But nevertheless, MAG79 is correct.  However, it's important to note that, the higher resolution the video is, the less of an effect this has on the end result.

I must ask, are you using MPC-HC's automatic resolution changer for this?  Because I personally wouldn't recommend using 48Hz for desktop use, only for video use.

ANYWAY...

At this point, there are only 3 settings left that will increase the smoothness at all:

Motion grid
Search radius
Motion precision

If we consider only performance and don't consider artifacts at all, then you basically have two choices:

Motion grid: 12 px
Search radius: Large
Motion precision: Half pixel

======== OR ========

Motion grid: 8 px
Search radius: Large
Motion precision: One pixel

Note that the second configuration (the one with 8 px) may be just a bit too slow, so if you need to you're welcome to try setting "search radius" back to Average and/or setting "Processing of scenes" to Repeat.

If either of these settings are too artifact-heavy, then please say so.

Does the issue occur if you use One pixel + 8 px?

And just for extra clarification, the issue does occur with One pixel + 12 px, correct?

Does this artifacting almost look very flickery and juddery around any moving objects?

I ask because, if it's what I think it is, then I've experienced the issue myself.

In my experience, setting the thread amount will only stop the issue temporarily...

Now just to clarify, those artifacts you had with SVP 4 - were they different artifacts, or was it the same flickery-juddery stuff you've just described?

EDIT:

Well those settings actually have some CPU headroom left, so you're welcome to fiddle around with the "Decrease grid step" and "Artifact masking" settings.

And for reference, with 10bit videos you might be able to just change "half pixel" to "one pixel" and leave everything else as is.

Uhhhh, I think you messed up your last post...

Oh, I missed it because you put it inside the quote and didn't put an end-quote tag before it.

Nevertheless, that's a relief because it confirms what I thought was the issue.

Now for the bad news - as far as anyone can tell, that flickering/juddering issue you're having in SVP 3.1.7 can only be completely prevented by one way: disabling GPU acceleration in SVP.

You see, back when SVP 3.1.7 was freshly released, I had the exact same issue and it occurred so frequently that I had no choice but to go back to SVP 3.1.6, but 3.1.6 is considerably slower than 3.1.7 is (though 3.1.7 without GPU acceleration is even slower).  The good news was that SVP 4 didn't have the issue at all.

And now for the bad news again...that's a big reason I use SVP4 Pro - it was to avoid this very issue.

However, there is a bit of good news - for whatever reason, the issue seems to no longer be happening for me in SVP 3.1.7, which is very odd because it was definitely still occurring 6 months ago; the only real thing I've changed since then was that I completely uninstalled my GPU drivers via DDU and then (re?)installed Catalyst 15.7.1 (since your APU, much like mine, doesn't use GCN-based graphics, it might not be the wisest idea to use the newest drivers since said drivers only officially support GCN-based GPUs).

Hi aigain mr Ninntendo,i have a strange question about Real-life content (Tv series) in 1080p.
There is a little problem: too much fluidity lol for example in the fight scenes it is like the playback is at "2x" velocity more than "48fps",is there a way to decrease that fluidity?
How ever with 48hz option che cpu is at 60% so in your opinion in order to decrease the fluidity may i set the option "artifacts masking"?

I think you'll find that taking Frames_interpolation_mode   = "3" (the 'adaptive' default setting) down to 2 will give you a little bit of that 24Htz film look.

1m.

Also you might want to try reducing the "Motion precision" value as well.

Basically just mix and match those three settings and see how you like it.  I would not recommend touching the shader however - in fact I find that "Complicated" makes motion look the most natural.