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I understand. And if the truth needs to come out (if there's anything wrong going on) either one or both parties can disclose what was written in private.

But I hope they come to an agreement because like you, I never wish for this project to end. We need it, the whole community needs it, and I hope all parties involved understand the importance of this.

I wish to see all the developers working together and helping each other achieve better things.

The biggest recommendation I can give you personally speaking; Uninstall K-Lite Codec Pack (I haven't used it in years), and use the SVP Installer to keep MadVR, LAV Filters, and MPC up to date (they all get updated a few days max after the update is released). Otherwise I highly recommend you get them from their official sources on the DOOM9 Forums.

MadVR is up to version 0.90.17
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146228

Just look at the change-log and see how much has been updated and changed since version 0.90.10 that you're using.

LAV Filters are up to version 0.68.0
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156191

Your MPC is up to date, but here is where you can get it officially:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=166689

I'm watching football right now, haha game after game. I'll test later tonight. Thanks.

1. Aside from the extra-control & settings you get with the PRO, you're helping worthy developers who give up a lot of time to keep this project going and updated.

2. We can always help here if you ask. I had a guide written for MPDN, but that's old and it's for version 3 of SVP (back when it was free). You can always download the latest version available in the download page of SVP 3 and it has all the PRO Options, you can test them and test different settings and see what each of them do on your own if you want. But SVP 4 is not only a lot faster and more efficient, it's the future of SVP too.

3. Artifact Masking, is basically masking artifacts that happen due to interpolation, you give up smoothness (depending on the strength of the masking), but you get rid of squiggly lines like the ones in the image link below (SVP 4 is also better at artifacts masking than SVP 3).

http://i39.tinypic.com/2hxpnjq.jpg

Right-Click SVP 4 Tray Icon (in the bottom right corner of your screen). Open the Application Settings Menu, in that Menu open the Additional Options Menu, Click on Reset Settings to Defaults.

See if that helps. However, if that doesn't fix the issue.

Right Click the Tray Icon again. Open the Information Menu, and in that Menu open the Video Player Configuration Menu, Click on Daum PotPlayer and follow all the instructions.

Thanks man. But maybe it's 15 Threads for 4790K @ 4.0Ghz (Non-Turbo), 17 Threads for 4790K @ 4.4 Ghz (With-Turbo), and 19 Threads for 4790K @4.6Ghz and higher (Manual Overclocks). I can test if you guys need someone to test.

You guys don't have to do this, I mean we users can test and match what threads we each need to set to achieve the best performance for each resolution. But maybe, somewhere down the line, you can add a new benchmark based on SVP 4 (as an extra add-on to download). And that Benchmark runs for 20 to 40 Minutes, and determines for each person the optimal number of threads to be used for 720p and lower, 1080p, and 4K - Based on their CPU's performance (using very harsh settings in the background that cause hangs faster).

Just a suggestion. Completely up to you guys.

Thanks again for all the help and consideration.

Just a heads up, with hardware acceleration enabled, I needed exactly 19 Processing Threads set via SVP for it to work with ZERO hanging issues. Tested with a 3 hour movie.

Hopefully this helps someone. Also Chainik & MAG79 please look into this and maybe develop a better system for setting "AUTO" threads.

@Chainik @MAG79

I don't know why I haven't taken my own advice from other threads on the forum before and tested this method:

I increased Processing Threads in SVP's Additional Settings from AUTO to 23 (Max Allowed), and the hanging problem did not occur once in 1 hour and 32 minutes (and that's using my own custom settings too, which are harsher and usually cause the hanging problem in the first 30 minutes and then increase its occurrence usually following the first time).

So the solution was to increase Processing Threads. Maybe SVP needs an update where it takes longer to test the system and set the correct number of threads (sorry not the correct number, but the necessary number, for high end CPU's to get the best performance out of them).

Average CPU usage increased from around 30% on Auto to around 40% with 23 Processing Threads. But the problem seems to have been eliminated.

Tomorrow I will test with a 3 Hour movie and report back

Testing was done with GPU Acceleration Disabled in BOTH SVP & LAV Video Filter.

Hope this helps anyone with the issue if it ever comes up.

Thanks again for following the thread and getting back to me and checking my error reports.

I always have Open Hardware Monitor running in the background, I have Aida 64 Monitoring, and I have I have MSI AfterBurner running to monitor temperatures.

The iGPU (Integrated Graphics) is disabled. I use my 280x for hardware acceleration.

The GPU (280x) doesn't heat up and I also have throttling off so it always runs at 1050Mhz Core & 1400Mhz on Memory (no power saving) via MSI AfterBurner.

The CPU temperatures are great. I have throttling off from the BIOS too. So it's continuously running at 4.7Ghz - I've run it through many stress tests for hours upon hours and it never over heats or throttles. I never have crashes either. When the hanging happens there's also no throttling, I've checked the graphs and statistics with multiple programs running.

My RAM is not overclocked. It's running an XMP Profile.

There's only one thing I haven't tested, disabling GPU acceleration completely via SVP (I've disabled it in LAV, but same issue happens enabled or disabled). I'LL test like you said with Intel HD 4600 and I'll test with GPU Acceleration off.

I just reported it. The only thing I forgot to include in the report is that there was 888 delayed frames after it happened.

By the way it just happened using automatic. But after 1 hour and 10 minutes into the video, and was much shorter than when it happens with custom settings. That's the one I reported.

Goodluck Chainik. Hope you can figure out the problem and let me know. Here, or via email.

EDIT:

OH! I was supposed to click on the options I was supposed to include haha. Okay, let me know which ones you need so I add them next time it happens:

Active Log
Application Settings
FRC Profiles
Last AVS Script
OpenCL System Information
'override' script content
Performance Data

Let me know which ones of these you need. Or should I include ALL?

EDIT #2:

I've just sent in another report of it happening straight after the 20 minutes mark in the movie using my Custom Settings. But this time I added ALL the extra information I can to the report. Goodluck again Chainik.

The report starts with Chainik asked for this in the forum (something along these lines).

EDIT #3

I've reported it multiple times since yesterday with different settings. Hopefully it narrows down the problem.

I have edited the comment above & I've added a zoomed in SVP Index using Custom Settings.