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(kind of) fixed in rev.96 - in case VLC reports zero source frame rate, SVP will use value from "main.setup.vlc_force_rate"

> Every option with no check for "DXVA" worked well.
...
> I simply deleted the vo and hwdec settings from mpv's custom settings file.

bottom line it's a DXVA decoder issue with Kaby Lake drivers

> I applied the "hwdec=videotoolbox-copy" but mpv still has some bad performance. I think I am giving up on mpv as VLC support seems to be much better on MAC. I can get smooth video but audio desyncs sometimes.
> I want to confirm is this the correct way to apply the arg?

nope, you should enter "--hwdec=videotoolbox-copy" in the player_args option
OR put it right into ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf

> If almost all Apple hardware even 2016 hardware has bad incompatible processor then what was the motivation making SVP 4 Mac? I am just curious.

yours MB Air with i7-3667U can't handle 1080p because of overheating (temp >100 degrees is not good), NOT because of it's too slow
mine Mini with pretty much the same CPU - i5-4278U - can play 1080p, staying at 75 degrees

and if you read through those two URLs I gave, there's another possible flaw with recent Apple laptops

overall I think that Apple laptops are just "too handsome" to do real job

> what was the motivation making SVP 4 Mac?
well, you know, money

fixed in rev.97

regarding "hwdec", just tested on my Mac Mini, the following works and reduces CPU load:

hwdec=videotoolbox-copy

at which point it crashes? right after playback start, or occasionally after some time?
does it crash with any video file / any video resolution or not?

Try this - https://software.intel.com/en-us/articl … -gadget-20

PMP 1.1.6, Win 10, libmpv 0.21 - work for me

well, at least IPC is working...

> hwdec=no

if it works w/o this option then just remove it
your "i7" is weak enough to additionally load it with software video decoder

> my i7 processor and GPU are more than enough for 1080p

well, your "i7" is significantly slower than any desktop i3

> What am I doing wrong?

- AC should be plugged in
- do not turn off GPU acceleration in SVP
- hwdec option usage needs to be clarified

Most important part is all these "ultra-books" just can't handle continuously high system load cause they start overheating in a few minutes and drop both CPU and GPU frequencies.

brrr... I'm lost

first message:
1080i/50fps ... SVP thinks they are 23.974 fps and messes up the interpolation playing them at 59.94 (2X)

what I can see in the log:
1080i/60fps ... SVP thinks it's 29.970 fps ant plays it at 49.95 (x5/3)

obviously if you "force it to do 2X" you'll get 60 fps, and it won't be any fluent playing on the 50 hz screen