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Chainik

But in my Alienware 18 laptop, you cannot have both, once I select the Radeon the system reboots and the switch is permenant until I switch to the Intel GPU again so there is no way it would use the Intel GPU as it isn't there really since I'm booted with the Radeon M290X Crossfire...

so basically, there seems to be no way to make usre of hardware acceleration in MPC-HC if SVP only supports DXVA Copy Back

I hope a future update will change this as not everyone has an nVIDIA GPU
I would love if SVP can make use of AMD Radeon's AVIVO technology

hmm, is this guide good?

http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/ind … mitstart=3

does that mean to install LAV and use DXVA?

But use Native or Copyback?

Just applied the patch and tried! everything works now! thank you so much!!!

perfect! thanks a lot chief!

redlid
Microsoft Security Essentials / Windows defender was removed about 6 months ago from AV Comparative test as they failed any kind of certification since they are the worst AV in the world.

If you want to see how bad they score, look at AV Test:

http://www.av-test.org/en/home/

Click on Home, then scroll to the end, and see how bad MSE is, you would rather have no AV than to use that crap. The first thing I do when I install Windows is to uninstall that useless AV via the Windows Defender uninstaller so it would be totally removed from my system along with its service and icon in Control Panel. The uninstaller only works on Windows 7:

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/download/did/1984/

And the time I wasted fixing this issue was not bad, it's just because SVP wasn't known to Emsisoft, and now that it is, I never have this issue again. It was not detected as a virus by Emsisoft's virus signatures since they also use the Bitdefender Engine which doesn't mark SVP as a Virus, but rather, it was blocked by Emsisfot's Behavioral Blocker which makes sense since it was trying to do things that are not normal, like connecting to the internet and code injection into MPC-HC, since that is how SVP works, but this is also a method which can be used by trojans/viruses (code injection) so, it had to be whitelisted

Chainik
no even after the reboot, 30 mins have passed, it's playing @ 60 FPS this time. this issue is random, but happens ALOT that I need to report it:

Last processed file parameters:
Filename: Ava Addams - Seduced by a Cougar.mp4
Frame size and frame rate: 1280x720 pixels, 30 fps
With lighting enabled: 1344x756 pixels

Detected screen parameters
Screen size and refresh rate: 1920x1080 pixels, 60 Hz

Video smoothing info
Smooth factor: 2:1
Resulting video frame rate: 60 fps

Selected profile: 1920x800@24

Profile settings of video processing
[ExMethod=MSmoothFps_3]        Frames interpolation mode: Adaptive (default)
[ExAlgo=13]            SVP shader: 13. Standard (default)
[ExMulti=MON]            Target frame rate: To screen refresh rate (default)
[ExBlockSize=16x16:2]        Motion vectors grid: 12 px. Average 2 (default)
[ExRecalc=250:0]        Decrease grid step: By two with global refinemen
[TypeDist=Exh:-10:SATD]        Search radius: Average (default)
[ExPel=2]            Motion vectors precision: Half pixel (default)
[Badsad=2000:-24]        Wide search: Strongest
[ExSadml=0]            Artifacts masking: Disabled (default)
[ExBlend=false]            Processing of scene changes: Repeat frame (default)
[ExDwnResize=MON]        Decrease frame size: To screen size

Settings by menu
[svp_libflowgpu=1]        GPU-acceleration (OpenCL): true
[ExThreads=19]            Processing threads: 19
[StereoMode=0]            Stereo mode (3D): Plain 2D
[AutoCrop=0]            Auto crop black bars: false
[HandCrop=None]            Frame crop: Disabled
[Borderlight=Full]        Outer lighting: Full lighting
[BorderlightZoom=5]        Glow amount: 5%
[BorderlightType=8:8:100:1]    Lighting type: Type 3
[VDelay=0]            Video delay: 0 ms
[ExDemo=0]            Demonstration mode: false
[ExTearingTest=0]        Tearing test: false
[StopSmoothDelayOnRewind=1]    Turn off on seek: Turn off by 1 sec