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this's not a solution but a dirty workaround to make SVP even work on your system
somehow
with extremely low settings

6500 has 4 cores, even if the video driver takes one core - it's only 25% of the CPU power... and 50% of your i3

BTW, it may be interesting: take any native 60 fps video and compare CPU load on EVR-CP+bicubic resize and overlay/VMR w/o SVP running

and you know what is strange - your SVPmark results are worse than Core i3-4150 despite of its GPU is weaker (right?)

first three tests, less CPU intensive ("fastest","simple","good") - 120.44 / 97.78 / 68.47 fps  VS.  162.78 / 112.7 / 71.22 fps

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ok, here's an another possible temporary solution:
- place perf/quality slider in the middle position
- open All settings, find performance.base value and lower it step by step until you'll get ~70% CPU load when opening video

in the "Events log" you'll see records like this:
> 10:07:33.750 (I): Profile: using auto values (7)

where '7' is a settings profile number chosen, lower values means more tough settings

- ensure that hw video decoder (quicksync) is in use
- move the perf/quality slider in SVP to the left

I've ran out of options for now...
Have you already send a report via Manager?

what version of SVP 4? Pro or Free?

ok then
I assume that we're talking about 24 fps video -> 60 fps and you already have number of threads set to >8
Then the GPU is a bottleneck.

In App settings -> All settings find value named "main.performance.gpu.id11", what number do you see there?
Click on it and change it to some low value, like 50.

hyperx

- use EVR (or EVR-CP) renderer only
- turn off any picture enhancements in the video driver
- set number of threads in SVP to "auto" if you've changed this value earlier

все-равно как-то страшновато

не надо бояться!

mashingan
Since '\' is the escape character, you must input it "\\"

nope, there're no escape characters here
at least they shouldn't be

unless you're using regexp here (*)

SwordOfWar
Directory path DOES work, but you have to use "/" instead of "\" in the path.

agreed, will be fixed in the next build

Nintendo Maniac 64
If you play a 720p 24fps video located in the folder C:\anime\
...SVP will insist on using the profile "Normal HD"

cause it's two matches vs. one
two > one
as a workaround you can add something like "width < 10000" to the latter one

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(*) all the following variants work in rev.60:
1. c:/anime
2. \c:/[anime|cgi]\   <=== regexp matches "c:\anime" or "c:\cgi"

should work in the next build:
3. c:\anime
4. \c:\\[anime|cgi]\   <==== regexp!

will NOT work:
5. c:\\anime

here they are

5.2 is not an option cause we really need HighDPI screens support