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Well I do not want to commit just yet but from what I saw mode 1 reduced artifacts quite a bit but depending on the movie, there was still more than I was comfortable with. Mode 2 seemed to almost get rid of all artifacts but I started to lose the benefit of interpolation.

I will need to test more to see what I prefer. Unfortunately as you know it takes a lot of time to do each test even with smaller clips.

Ultimately my goal is to reduce judder as much as possible and still have a great picture with the odd artifact here and there. But my priority will be a clean picture with little to no artifacts.

Ah, Mode 3 only, thanks.

The default values are 1600 and 2800. What would be a good increment to reduce these values to notice a difference? If I reduce by 100 for instance, would this yield a result that would be somewhat noticeable?

It's funny though when I process the whole movie it works just fine, it's only when I extract a clip that the process fails. Even though the clip plays OK there must be something up with it.

How would you extract a clip from an mkv with no quality loss?

Edit: Other than that with the Smooth setting suggested by SubJunk it's looking pretty good. I still would like to work on it though. I compared the SVP movie look to the original with my LG55LE8500 TruMotion on and I like SVP look better. I am really pumped about this, 24fps judder really bothers me. BTW, I am using Avatar, Pulp Fiction and Drive Angry bluray rips for most of my testing.

MAG79, I took your advice and made several clips to test with. However, after I process with Interframe2 and Smooth as SubJunk suggested, my clips behave strangely. They play fine however at about a 1 second intervals they jump ahead. If I process the whole movie it's fine. There must be something wrong with the was I extracted the clips.

I used MKVmerge and enabled Splitting at the time interval I wanted. I then repeat for the length I want and end up with a short clip. The clip plays fine. I then process as per SubJunks instructions and create a new .264 file. Finally I use MKVmerge again, open the clip, deselect the existing video stream and add the new .264 file to create a new mkv. The new clip then does not play back properly like I said above.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

Thank you, this is great info.

Can use do this in the script SubJunk has in his guide? Would I insert between lines SetMTMode(2)  and   InterFrame(Cores=4, GPU=true)?

SetMTMode(2)

insert here....   SVSmoothFps(super, vectors, "{}", url="www.svp-team.com", mt=threads).....

InterFrame(Cores=4, GPU=true)