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Sparktank · 22nd November 2014, 02:12

You've also got a 96Hz monitor.
Most people have 60Hz or 70/75.

Try going just double or or "source mulitplied by 3".
Most movies you watch will be 23.976/24 fps.

On a monitor that's a (near-)multiple of 24, you should see excellent smoothness at either 2x or 3x the interpolation, and probably less frame issues when seeking times.
*(near is for when the source material is 23.976, then it will be near enough to not show drastic difference, as apposed to a 60Hz monitor).

96 (instead of 48/60/72) is a lot of work, even on such a hefty machine. Interpolating to 96 in HD with a 32bit program (Avisynth; it's not been ported to x64 support; MadVR doesn't support x64 either) will have its tolls.
*SVP is not x64. Avisynth is. not SVP.

My monitor can do 60/70/75, so I just used a tool to change it to 71.928 (multiple of 23.976) and set SVP to do double only.
The difference was huge and definitely improved. Going to screen refresh rate is even more smooth and phenominal (and better than going 60 an uneven multiple of 2.5).
Although with my current rig, I have to downsize to 720p if I'm going screen refresh rate.

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Sparktank 47.952fps@71.928Hz Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 940	You've also got a 96Hz monitor. Most people have 60Hz or 70/75. Try going just double or or "source mulitplied by 3". Most movies you watch will be 23.976/24 fps. On a monitor that's a (near-)multiple of 24, you should see excellent smoothness at either 2x or 3x the interpolation, and probably less frame issues when seeking times. (near* is for when the source material is 23.976, then it will be near enough to not show drastic difference, as apposed to a 60Hz monitor). 96 (instead of 48/60/72) is a lot of work, even on such a hefty machine. Interpolating to 96 in HD with a 32bit program (Avisynth; it's not been ported to x64 support; MadVR doesn't support x64 either) will have its tolls. SVP is not x64. Avisynth is. not SVP. My monitor can do 60/70/75, so I just used a tool to change it to 71.928 (multiple of 23.976) and set SVP to do double only. The difference was huge and definitely improved. Going to screen refresh rate is even more smooth and phenominal (and better than going 60 an uneven multiple of 2.5). Although with my current rig, I have to downsize to 720p if I'm going screen refresh rate. __________________ Win10 (x64) build 19041 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060* 3GB (GP106) 3071MB/GDDR5 \| (r435_95-4) NTSC \| DVD: R1 \| BD: A AMD Ryzen 5 2600 @3.4GHz (6c/12th, I'm on AVX2 now!) Last edited by Sparktank; 22nd November 2014 at 02:15.