Hi,
you don't have HDR display ? in that case madvr does a good job to convert HDR to SDR.
My settings with a gigabyte oled laptop with core I7 10875 + nvidia RTX 2070. I don't get more than 35% CPU and GPU usage with a 4K bluray rip with HDR output.
SVP settings
- GPU acceleration with Nvidia + Optical flow enabled
- Additional options : 10 bits output to "Always"
- Number of frames : I set to match to screen refresh rate (I have a projector running at 60Hz only)
- Disabled remove black borders
Player : MPC-BE is the best, better performance and quality than mpv/vlc and the most fluid for HD/4K and also 3D blurays. MPC-HC is okay too but discontinued
- Settings / video : madVR
- Settings / internal filters / Video decoder : you can use internal MPC decoder or add external filter. I used external LAV filters with D3D11 hardware decoder + Nvidia card selected (necessary to enable copy-back)
- Settings / external filters : LAV audio & video decoders added (optional)+ avisynth filter (mandatory to make SVP work, especially with HDR). Remove FFDShow if present
MadVR
- devices / <your monitor> : I ticked "passthrough HDR to display"
- scaling algorithms / chroma upscaling + image downscaling + image upscaling : Jinc seems to be the best compromise, or try NGU maybe
Notes :
- I noticed that SVP does not work correctly with my laptop monitor, it stutters a lot. Once I plug my OLED TV or projector it works like a charm.
- 4K blurays played from my optical player won't play flawlessly with SVP. I have to rip them first (no reencoding, just a copy as mkv)
- you can also set up kodi with an external player configured to MPC-BE, it works well with a bluetooth remote control