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(24fps) http://www.spirton.com/uploads/Inter...e-Original.mkv
(60fps) http://www.spirton.com/uploads/Inter...InterFrame.mkv
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It doesn't work!
Try to turn it off and on
Read this FAQ carefully,
Ask for help on our forum with full system specs, "Last launch log" and "Additional information" from the "Information" sub-menu attached.

Where's the manual?
It's always not so easy for programmers like us to write a manuals, especially not in native language, but we're trying. Right now most information is on our forum.
BTW we can use some help with this

What are the best settings?
Best settings for picture quality are marked as "default" in video profile settings but they requires high-end system like Core i7 with dedicated video card. So normally the best settings for your system are determined automatically at the installation time.
If you want to fine tune settings you have to understand what they means!

What hardware video decoders can be used with SVP?
Preferred solution is DXVA2 video decoding which is available in LAV Video Filter (installed with SVP Full) on Windows Vista and later. Also Daum PotPlayer has this functionality built-in, see the detailed instruction how to setup PotPlayer for SVP.
CUVID-based decoder is available in LAV Video Filter for all NVIDIA GeForce 8xxx and above video cards in any operating system.
QuickSync-based decoder available for Intel Core 2nd and 3rd generations CPUs with integrated graphics in both latest ffdshow builds and LAV Video Filter.
The only way for AMD/ATI video cards in Windows XP is to use Cyberlink's video decoder from PowerDVD 10.

Can I watch live video with SVP?
Yes, it's possible with YouTube videos.

What are system requirements?
It depends on what videos you'll watch. For SD size (DVDs for example) low-end system (like Core2 Duo) should be good but for FullHD 3D you probably will need Core i7.
Despite of this we highly recommend:
any dedicated (or latest integrated) video card for video decoding and proper output,
Windows Vista or later (Win 7,8 etc.) for DXVA2-enabled decoding and native EVR renderer.

Which CPU is better for SVP?
1080p performance
It depends but the faster is the better.
The performance depends almost linearly on video frame size: 1080p FullHD frame is 4 times larger than 720p and 720p is 4 times larger than DVD. Note that proper video card could improve performance significantly but for high quality 1080p interpolation you still need powerful CPU and having 4 cores at 3 GHz is a good start.


Which video card is better?
The shortest answer is: any modern low-mid-level video card (at approx. $100-150 price level) should be good enough for all video related task (video decoding, frame interpolation and post-processing) at the same time. But don't forget about raw CPU power.

See more detailed answer on GPU Compatibility page.

Is there MacOS/Linux version?
Nope, but you can try your luck with Wine At least SVPmark can run under Wine with OpenCL enabled.
And there's no Windows x64 native build either.

I see wrong colors, for example the skin is blue like in Avatar movie.
The simpliest solution is to turn on "Postprocessing" in ffdShow. Show screenshot

SVP Manager tells "Waiting for ffdshow video..." even when the video is actually playng with ffdshow.
There're several requirements that must be met:
the 32-bit edition of ffdshow must be installed
on the "Keys & remote" tab "Remote control API" Show screenshot
the "Grab" tab must be visible. If it's not you can make it visible on the "Show / hide filters" tab Show screenshot
ensure that both SVP Manager and video player run under the same user account and the player isn't running as administrator
If nothing helps the last hope is to remove ffdshow completely and erase the registry keys by hands:
HKLM/Software/GNU/ffdshow
HKCU/Software/GNU/ffdshow
and reinstall ffdshow from the Full SVP distribution.

Video player error: "Visual C++ runtime error"
SVP can eat a lot of memory especially with multi-core CPUs with GPU acceleration enabled. This is not an issue with the default MPC-HC distribution but other video players may crash when memory consumption exceeds 2 GB limit for 32-bit process.
Luckily there's a simple solution for all that memory issues called 4GB patch from NTCore. Just run it and select video player's (or video encoder's) executable file.

Script error: "File 'XXX' cannot be opened"
Most likely this error caused by antivirus software running. Try to exclude %APPDATA%\SVP 3.1 folder (in Windows 7 it's usually "C:\Users\USER_NAME\AppData\Roaming\SVP 3.1") from antivirus check.

PC freeze / picture hangs / sound jittering after some time
It's an overclocking / overheating issue. With 1080p video SVP burns both CPU and GPU so it's a kind of stability test also.


I love anime!
Zero problems, we have an answer!

How to save/encode smooth video?
There's a great guide from SubJunk .convert videos to 60fps