Topic: What is required for 5K - 7K (re: VR, or otherwise) video playback?
My system is running Windows 10 with an i7-8700k (@5GHz) and an RTX 3080 Ti. However, if I try to use SVP with anything above 4K/30 it's unable to play smooth.
For example, I have a Virtual Reality video:
Video: HVC1 6912x3456 59.94fps 44457kbps [V: hevc main L6.0, yuv420p, 6912x3456, 44457 kb/s]
If I try to use MPV or MPC-HC (w/AviSynth Filter) the SVP index is only 0.5 (Automatic Profile, To Screen (100 Hz)).
Even if I select the Ignore HFR sources profile, the SVP index is only 0.75. I need to select [Temporarily disable SVP] or exit SVP entirely to have smooth playback. It looks like Ignore HFR sources still causes the video player to use VapourSynth/AviSynth but the actual motion interpolation isn't performed but this still causes a large performance penalty.
I have disabled black bar detection, alter video frame size, and outer lighting. I've also tried various video decoders (d3d11va-copy, dxva2-copy, CUVID, etc). I have enabled NVIDIA Optical Flow and verified it's using my RTX 3080 Ti.
Is my CPU too weak? The GPU should be fine (haha) unless it's simply not possible to use SVP/motion interpolation on these kinds of videos?