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I have SVP 3.1.1

And my system specs are:

Lenovo IdeaPad Y570-2349
• Intel Core i7 2670QM @ 2.20 / 3.10 GHz.
• 8 GB Hyundai DDR3 1333 MHz. RAM
• Kingston KC100 120GB SSD SATA-III + Toshiba THNSNB064GMCJ 64GB SSD SATA-II
• nVIDIA GeForce GT 555M 2GB DDR5 VRAM + Intel HD Graphics 3000
• 15.6' HD LED Screen (1366x768)
• Windows 7 Professional (x64)

But i am always using the nVIDIA GPU and not the Intel Graphics HD 3000

Additionally, I use LAV as my decoder and madVR ad my renderer

I see the explanation of the settings but have no idea what they mean, hence I made this thread

please advice

ahh thanks a lot...now I get it. Might as well install it then

But tell me something.........

If I ONLY install Re-Clock without installing SVP...would I still get the 60 FPS smoothness or they are meant to be installed together?

I see, thanks for the info

I guess it's a bad idea from what I read and please correct me if I'm wrong...It seems that my system is trying hard to drop the framerate every second to match my monitor's refresh rate....right? So better to stick it toe the refresh rate of the monitor heh?

Last processed file parameters:
Filename: The Fast and The Furious Tokoy Drift.avi
Frame size and frame rate: 1280x544 pixels, 23.975 fps

Detected screen parameters
Screen size and refresh rate: 1366x768 pixels, 60.051 Hz

Video smoothing info
Smooth factor: 3:1
Resulting video frame rate: 71.925 fps
Drop 12 frames every sec (without ReClock)

Selected profile: 1366x768@60

Profile settings of video processing
[ExMethod=MSmoothFps_0]        Frames interpolation mode: Uniform (max smoothenss)
[ExAlgo=23]            SVP shader: 23. Complicated
[Bicubic=0]            Motion vectors interpolation mode: Bilinear
[ExMulti=3:1:3]            Target frame rate: Source multiplied by 3 (3x)
[ExBlockSize=16x16:1]        Motion vectors grid: 14 px. Average 1
[ExRecalc=0:0]            Decrease grid step: Disabled (default)
[TypeDist=Exh:-14:SATD]        Search radius: Large
[ExPel=0]            Motion vectors precision: Two pixels
[Badsad=2000:-24]        Wide search: Strongest
[ExSadml=1000]            Artifacts masking: Strongest
[ExBlend=false]            Processing of scene changes: Repeat frame (default)
[ExDwnResize=MON]        Decrease frame size: To screen size
[ExConvertFps=false]        Blend frames to screen refresh rate:false

Settings by menu
[svp_libflowgpu=1]        GPU-acceleration (OpenCL): true
[ExThreads=0]            Processing threads: Auto
[HandCrop=None]            Frame crop: Disabled
[Borderlight=None]        Black bars lighting: Disabled
[VDelay=0]            Video delay: 0 ms
[ExDemo=0]            Demonstration mode: false
[ExTearingTest=0]        Tearing test: false
[EFrameDoubling=0]        Variable frame rate repair: false
[StopSmoothDelayOnRewind=2]    Turn off on seek: Turn off by 2 sec

Oh, I was always under the impression that a GPU can handle video decoding way better than a CPU can