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How many displays yo have?
It will be audio-video synchronization issue in Windows in multi-display configuration.
It is recomended to make your 120Hz dispay the primary display or better is to disable all other displays while you watching movie.
You can use Win-P hotkey for speed switching between displays.

To minimize dropped frames use exclusive mode with madVR or D3D Fullscreen mode with EVR Custom.

James D
Your link is working to me from Google chrome address bar.

Video by your link is working to me:
https://www.crunchyroll.com/the-island- … vie-792591

SVPtube2 opens mpv window just after press Play button with delay about 5 seconds.
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What format are you open (720p or 1080p)?

I've just tested. SVPtube 2 is working to me in both cases.
Copying link from youtube is working from address bar and from context menu on the video thumbnails.

Try to find the cause of these random 1s lags.
1. Is it CPU or GPU temperature (throttling because of overheating)?
2. Is it some windows application (or process) running in background?
3. Is it the video ralated issue (the same lag at the same place)?

> how TVs do it?

TVs has special chips for motion interpolation. They are more power effective because of hardware implementation of algorithms.

Почему бы и нет.
Это возможно. Правда для декодирования и для обсчета эффектов используются разные блоки GTX. При наличии проблем декодирования на GTX можно использовать Vega и наоборот

You can use x4 ratio to get 60 fps from 15 fps.
See pictures how to do it:
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:FR … _a_Profile

To know why 60.119 you need to look in SVP events log. Answer is there: SVP menu - Information - Events log

Use default settings. It is best choice for novice in encoding. Change them if you don't satisfied by results.

Rules to remove artifacts:
1. You need to see maximum frames as possible. So, you need to see all source frames. It is possible only with integer multiplier. x2, x3 and so on.
2. You need to see calculated frames with minimum artifacts. It is possible if calculated frames are close to source frames. Best choice is x3 multiplier. You will see one original frame and two calculated with delta 1/3 of interframe time.
3. This rule is individual but I like block artifacts with maximum smoothness:
frame interpolation: uniform
SVP shader: 10. by blocks
artifacts masking: disabled
motion vectors precision: one pixel (or half pixel)
motion vectors grid: 14 px
decrese grid step: disabled
search radius: small and fast (or small)
wide search: disabled
width of coarse top level: small
processing of scene changes: blend adjacent frames

MediaInfo tells it is AVC. But I see strange frame size:

Width                          : 3 840 pixels
Height                         : 1 920 pixels

Is it two planes 1920x1920 side-by-side?

It looks like coder are tried to change resolution at 99% of file length:

11:13:05.951: VO: [lavc] 3840x1920 yuv420p
11:13:05.951: [vo/lavc] Opening encoder: NVIDIA NVENC H.264 encoder [h264_nvenc]
...
13:15:16.775: VO: [lavc] 1920x1080 yuv420p
13:15:16.775: [vo/lavc] resolution changes not supported.

I think something wrong with your file. It looks like video stream has two pieces of video with different frame size. I don't know how it possible. The first one is 3840x1090 and the second is 1920x1080.
Try to cut ending.