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Set "Framerate change" to "24->60 1m (2.5x)" or "25->60 1m (2.4x)" and see the script ("Show -> AVS-script from last play").

Интереснее, всем ли НЕ видно лишнего, т.е. текста сообщения, за которое admin поблагодарил MAG79 

docent27
На первой же блин странице ветки ixbt:

Оконный D3D под wine-ом на интеле... удачи в поисках! 

"We aren't competitors", right?

And I've almost forgot
You always can open file SVP/AVS/MSmoothFps.avs and add "chroma=false" or something. May be this is simpler than edit .ws-script.

должно

вот кто бы циферки дал по закату, на ixbt меня все игнорируют

create the most perfect frameinterpolation scripts

No. Our goal is to create "the most perfect frameinterpolation" software.
Yes, it all started with Avisynth script, but we're trying to make the scripts shorter in each version and to incorporate as much as posible into C++ code. I don't know where it will end, may be in some FrameInterpolation DirectShow filter, without avisynth at all...

Да и вообще, в данном случае способы ресайза суперклипа очень мало влияют на финальный результат.

Так и на кой черт он этот eedi2 использует? 
Хотя можно спросить у автора

Ok, I can tell the way to add or change anything in the script, it's not a big secret.
But this way is only for geeks from AVSForum, not for users

Find the file "SVPmgr.ws". It's Pascal-like script that builds avs-file.
Find the line "AddLineToFile(avsfile,'ffdShow_source()');". After this you can add anything to process the source.
For example:

AddLineToFile(avsfile,'toon(0.5)');

You should restart SVP manager to see the changes.

Thank you

SVP is a different approach than "classic scripts". Yes, you're limited to features that we (the developers) have implemented so far, but you get
1. simplicity
2. speed

In general, it's all about simplicity of use.

So the answer to all your questions  - "can I add that line" - yes, you can, but you wouldn't like it
While playing video, pause it, choose "Show" -> "AVS script from last play", change anything you want, save the script, and resume video. And yes, you have to do this every time.

Why you can't "correct colors" in ffdshow, or even in player's pixel shaders?