Confirmed, any sort of seeking will crash PotPlayer when combined w/ SVP.

CRASH:

potplayer_v1.7.12248
svp_v4.2.0.137

TEMP-FIX:
Downgrade player only, potplayer_v1.7.10667

For those reading this post I apologize for how complicated as hell it seems. This is because i'm speaking technically from the very beginning and all through-out.

But I really intended to delay the audio from the player in combination w/ delaying the audio from SVP itself.

I no longer use this method as it's again -- really complicated! Instead, I set my player's audio delay at `-73` and it produces a relaxing result and from what ever distance i'm viewing my media at it just seems to be more in-sync that way.

This is the reason why I don't even watch YouTube from my browser no more.

Chainik wrote:

(if we're talking about Option#1), it should work if you add your Trim() call at the end of base.avs

[SOLVED] Thanks.

This work, my bad I was editing the *.py-ver and not the *.avs-ver.
@end-of-script, it's actually placed under the END OF SCRIPT line.

Chainik wrote:

> 2. edit SVP/script/generate.js, find the "gen_avs()" function

I actually see 3-total results for that, not sure what exactly i'm suppose to do here, but here's a snippet.

```
    {
        case 0: return gen_avs(false);  //Avisynth
        case 1: return gen_avs(true);   //Avisynth+
        case 2: return gen_vs();        //Vapoursynth
    }
}

//generate AVS/AVS+ script file
function gen_avs(is_avsplus)
```

The reason why I don't prefer Option#1, is because there is no indication the
code is valid. I even tried higher / lower number examples to delay the
audio even more and it looked like that Option#1 doesn't work.

```
svp_4_pro + mpc-be (default video/audio filters)
win10_home_x64
BenQ_XL2420TE_144hz
```

I found the perfect playback for my taste.

It consists of using both audio-delay & video-delay modifications respectively via:
  1) MPC-BE
    + audio-delay = `-23`
  2) SVP:Avisynth-script @ffdshow-raw-video-filter
    +  video-delay = `-50`

# SVP:mpc-be (settings)

* Pre-requisites
  + Add `ffdshow raw video filter` to External Filters
    - Options > External Filters > Add Filter...: `ffdshow raw video filter`
    - set to `Prefer`

* Audio-Delay
  + Define audio-delay
    - Options > Audio > Audio time shift (ms) > `-23`

* SVP:avisynth-script
  + Define video-delay
    - FFDshow Raw Video Filter > Avisynth > @end-of-script
    - `Trim(-50, 0, false)`

# PROBLEM

* When referring to the `SVP:avisynth-script` modification, settings don't save
  + The Avisynth-script will be flushed back to default

So, my question is how to keep this 1-line of code `Trim(-50, 0, false)` to stay static regardless of a new file being played. Most importantly have it stay static with any video-file being played for that matter.

__

## WHY THIS COMPLICATION - JUST FOR AUDIO / VIDEO SYNC?

* I literally feel like this produces the best results and i'm more enganged in the video it took me hours to see the *numbers* be set to such a perfect balance.

* This also led me to believe that `Video / Audio` playback from video-players produces a handicapp'd version of the playback when it could be enhanced magnificently.
  + This is the kind of stuff that makes me wanna scream ILLUMINATI-CONFIRMED.

dlr5668 wrote:

Dont forget you can use Kodi as GUI (+trakt.tv support +streaming) and mpv as player https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7ysP … -01-35.jpg.

This is interesting, but I don't plan on using a HomeTheater-player tongue.

dlr5668 wrote:

(mpv is so much more comforting constructing it via config-file vs. having it be controlled with a GUI.) https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-knWB … -05-49.png

Hhhsst. roll, First off I wouldn't come at people like that. I simply understand your point-of-view though cool. I could even say a player with an installer- along with a GUI is wayy more convenient especially in times of dire-urgent need. But I am more concerned for file-associations which is what I found SMPlayer to be extremely more helpful with vs. using VLC. Food for thought.

SMPlayer is now my player of choice, folks wink. I would imagine people not using it due to it's looks, but because of it it's more noticeable and I know it's a player on my screen making it easier to navigate to it to close it (thank god there's mouse-click@screen to move!).

# SMPlayer

* PRO
  + works with SVP + MPV with just minor configuration
  + appropriate design for purpose of media playback
  + very easy settings to understand and not be overwhelmed by
  + consistently updated
  + easy "Open configuration folder" @Help
  + definitely a "NICHE" piece here for those looking for this very specific kind of player.

* CON
  + although doesn't bother me at all, it's design may have some people shrug their shoulders.
  + no subtitle disable, but instead they prefer to keep it either shown / hidden (settings saved)
  + can't have audio-delay set to save.

I haven't had much time to use it to understand the method for updating SMPlayer as i'm currently dependent on VideoHelp notification when subscribed to this player. I like to think SMPlayer doesn't need an export configuration function as it's simple enough to not need too much configuration as it's literally PERFECT as is.

Last-Updated: 20160819_1319
1) Found that SVP users have brought SMPlayer to full awareness, so I followed `SVP:smplayer` guide and got best of both worlds (literally).  Keeping in mind that it only works when drag/drop video onto player. But,.. I still want the VLC problem to be solved.

I've been following SVP since it's initial launch. I've managed to keep up to date with you guys via VideoHelp. Now I have stopped using SVP when I preferred to use more popular players like VLC & MPV in both which SVP didn't work with.

Now i've managed to stumble back to see it's progression and decided to purchase the Pro-ver., only to find out that I get an error using my preferred video player with it.

# SPECS


* win10_Home_x64
* SVP_Pro_4.0.0.90
  + enabled install for VLC & MPV.

___

## INSTALLATION

* SVP officially has a VLC-InstallGuide, which is the one I followed accordingly
  + Guide: https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:VLC.

* Steps (relayed off from guide)
  + Prerequisites
    - `SVP_Pro_*`
    - `Vapoursynth64`
    - `Python_3.5.*`
  + Install `SVP_Pro_*`
  + Method-1 for Vapoursynth detection
    - add `~/SVP 4/mpv64` to `EnvPath`
  + Method-2 for Vapoursynth detection
    - install python
    - install Vapoursynth (but installer has no 64, really- writers of guide...)
    - add `~/Vapoursynth/<???>`to `EnvPath`
  + Make `~/VLC/plugins/video_filter` folder writable to the SVP Manager process
    - right-click that folder > Properties > Security-tab > Allow all as `user`
  + Ensure `VLC-filter_Vapoursynth` is apparent
    - VLC > Preferences > Show settings: All > Search: "vapoursynth"
    - if listed, it's therefore installed and should work
  + Enable `VLC-deinterlace_On`

* Finish. Now play a video and ensure it's working by viewing VLC's console
  + Upon VLC video playback > CTRL+M > See if Vapoursynth is working correctly without errors

## ERROR

* Once I installed SVP & followed the guide I get this following error according to VLC's console:

```
deinterlace error: VapourSynth engine error - possibly corrupted installation
core error: Failed to create video filter2 'deinterlace'
core error: Failed to add filter 'deinterlace'
deinterlace error: VapourSynth engine error - possibly corrupted installation
core error: Failed to create video filter2 'deinterlace'
core error: Failed to add filter 'deinterlace'
```

___

### NOTE

* SVP:mpv works as it should, but NOT SVP:vlc
* When adding things to `EnvPath` you have to re-login in via restarting PC or logging-out then logging-back in.
* Because i've installed VLC pac kage using the installer
  + SVP > Utilities > `SVP in VLC` is already enabled.

### WHY VLC?

* I prefer the direction of using the `one-ecosystem` style
  + I would prefer to use MPV if it only had a GUI and an working Android-remote.
  + If following `SVP:smplayer` guide, it's exactly this. Just so you're aware.
  + It's better to install SMPlayer after SVP as you'll have to end up re-installing it incase it doesn't work right off the bat.
    - keep in mind, SVP:smplayer needs `Python_3.*` to avoid system hang / crash (or Oops! error).
    - SVP still doesn't recognize smplayer's playback, then re-install the player as it should be after `SVP` & `Python_3.*`
* I've always been fond of the more popular Open-Source softwares.

### SUGGESTION

* Please tighten-up or compact your info for your guides to make it easier on the eyes.
  + It's extremely hard to read and comprehend
    - so much back & forthness when reading
  + Must have good taste.

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MAG79

still experiencing this problem.

When playing any file whether it's local or streaming there would be two instances of FFDShow Raw Decoder. Why is that? Even re-installing SVP doesn't fix this.

http://i.imgur.com/4Lai1gv.jpg

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MAG79

well MAG79, in my case the default worked better as yanking stream links was no problem.

manually installing MPC-HC (w/ LAV filters now) the correct filters to play streaming content didn't work as smoothly as with just installing SVP's.

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xDragonking

Evolution, it plays powerful roles.

For me it's just the motion judder is distracting. What keeps me in focus is the video isn't sped up. Only certain videos it don't much such as sports, unless the math in creating best motion picture is on it's way sooner, hopefully.

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Mystery

....believe it goes straight to the cortex.

I think this is relative to this post which I just thought about today. I used to be able to watch media through upload sites, but I find it more easy to follow and comprehend when I use SVP.

I love how the video is smooth (less distractions and less annoying) at the same time the audio is in sync and enjoyable to follow through. Unlike video's online through html/flash elements.

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Is it wrong to not use default SVP components?

My method is get the SVP (core edition) and manually install latest: MPC-HC (already with LAV), FFDShow, madVR, ReClock,  & AviSynth.

Or does default's config (using older version of the softwares mentioned) provide a more specific outcome?

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%username% wrote:

Did you know that all avisynth is avisynth.dll, nothing more?
So this is bad idea #2

Ok that explains why any player I used kept crashing and I thought it was just the fact that it needed more ram so I went ahead and patched PotPlayermini.exe to 64 bit just to compensate that change in AviSynth version. How stupid of me.

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%username% wrote:

fohrums
this is bad idea becouse avisynth 2.6.0 is deep alpha
No reasons to update for "moar number"

Understood. What about installing the AviSynth that is part of SVP full package and manually replacing the original avisynth.dll in syswow64 folder with the latest 2.6mt from:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=148782

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If x32 bit is not cutting it out for you because your settings demand higher amount of ram then you can patch your video player's .exe to enable 4gb ram instead of max of 2gb

Please visit this site for the DL link on that patch i'm talking about:

http://www.ntcore.com/4gb_patch.php

This got rid of SVP crashing on me especially for PotPlayer.

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I'm a bit OCD on having the most bleeding edge packages so I just simply prefer to manually update my setup.

Components:
SVP full v3.1.3
AviSynth v2.6.0 Alpha 4 (January 14, 2013) w/ 2.6mt-20120828 (avisynth.dll ~1.6mb)
LAV Filters v0.55.1
ffdshow rev4496 (2012.12.13)
MPC-BE/PotPlayer

Is this bad idea or should I just stick to SVP's build entirely? So far no problems as far as I can think of. What are your guy's professional thoughts on this?

I want to know what is specific about SVP edition of FFDSHOW?