Horizontal line artifact across middle of screen on vertical panning.

Thanks for the quick reply.  I checked and Stereo mode by aspect ratio is unchecked.

I manually uninstalled all components and reinstalled them and it fixed the issue for all but 1 movie.  A blu-ray I bought today (With 2 others) that I converted to MKV on my massive 8tb HDD for use with SVP 4.  "Predator" it is a 3D blu-ray but with MVC movies on MPC-HC only the left frame renders.  my other MVC movies don't have this issue, only Predator.  (Funny a 1987 movie being in Blu-ray 3D.  It peaked my intrest so I bought it).

I am re-backing it up as a non 3D MKV and will test it when all is complete.

Maybe it is the way the frames are packed in this movie in particular that MPC-HC renders both frames but only shows the left?

I wish that SVP would work on Stereoscopic player for MVC3D video files.  Every time I convert one of my 3D blu-rays to SBS3d iI either get DVD resolution or black bars on the left and right of the screen and a picture squashed out of aspect.

I am including a photo of the blu-ray with my U/N written by it to prove that it is a legit copy and not piracy of a rental movie.

http://s172.photobucket.com/user/Hoover … k.jpg.html

THANK YOU!  That fixed it.  You are a godsend!

Although the 2D re-backup is flawless.  This saves having a 35Gb 3D backup and an 18Gb 2D backup on the same HDD, thus saving crucial space.

I have a few lossless (and massive) 3D blu-ray backups on my 8Tb HDD, but only Predator gave this issue, while the others were fine.  Weird. 

I will need to keep this trick in the memory bank, in case I get this issue again.

Is there a way to set 2D as a general setting to apply to all movies in SVP 4, rather than after opening a particular movie and just for that particular movie?

With stereoscopic player, I had to unrestrict ffdshow to allow for multiple instances.  Before I did that Stereoscopic player would either crash or show a black screen with sound, if SVP 4 was active.

I guess SVP needs multiple instances too as even with 2x frame rate, the movies were a slide show and after each second of playback the audio got 1-2 seconds further out of sync. 

I could not aleviate it at all.  Reclock hates stereoscopic player and even with SVP 4 closed and not active in taskbar, if reclock was on all sound was out of sync from video no matter what video or audio codecs were used. 

I had to set reclock to "never load" for Stereoscopic player to avoid this issue.

all in all by setting up my PC in my lounge as a home theater with DTS 5.1 Surround sound, Nvidia 3D vision 2, a digital HDTV tuner and a whopping great HDD to back up all my DVD's and blu-rays on to was a great investment.

SVP 4 makes my 2D lounge room viewing much better, and I hope one day MVC3D gets figured out so that 3D viewing gets the same great smoothness!

Predator was named "Predator 3D' but all the 3D backups have "(MVC3D)" in the filenemes, so I can quickly identify which files are 3D.  (like I also have in brackets "(DTS-HDMA 5.1 Audio)" or "(Dolby Digital 5.1 Audio)" or "(TrueHD 5.1 Audio)" so I know which ones would sound better).

Although I don't think the audio codecs sound different as my Sound blaster Zx uses Hardware DTS encoding/decoding (at 24bit 96000Khz 5.1) and I have set FFDshow audio Codec to resample all audio on MPC-HC to 96000Khz with a mild denoise effect and use hardware crystalizer via creative control panel, which makes even a DD 5.1 DVD sound boss.