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@Genki

I posted the sequence of installing from the fresh, and it worked for the TS.
This is the post link

Let's see if it can help you too.

It would be redundant, because in the end you still need the video renderer again after SVP.

If madVR first instead of SVP, it would be like this madVR->SVP->renderer(such as Overlay Mixer, EVR, madVR, etc). CMIIW

What CPU is it used?

SVP is CPU hungry so make sure you have powerful CPU.
Lower the SVP setting, and/or the madVR setting could help.

In my case, I lower the SVP setting for 1080p video profile than 720p, and set madVR into mid-high setting (several options are in middle setting with few in high setting)

I don't know if there's option to specifically change framerate to 48, but for other option you could change your target frame rate in your profile setting

If you're having hard time, maybe you want to try my method? I posted it in this thread

Several things that can be tried:
1. Try to play with different video player (I personally have 5 different video player, MPC-HC x86 and x64, MPC-BE portable, VLC portable, PotPlayer portable, WMP). Maybe it seems overkill but there's no harm trying it.
2. Do you play game? Try to play game with fullscreen and see if arveru.exe comes out. You said that for 720p video is playing fine while playing 1080p, that .exe is comes out. There's chance it will come out when your system in fullscreen mode (since many common people won't be notice the task manager when in fullscreen mode)
3. Try to play fullscreen with you network off, this seems far-fetched but there's a chance that your system is used for processing capabilities (especially for mining virtual coin).
4. At last, make a restore point and just delete your arveru.exe. If you want to be thorough, delete the associated key for arveru.exe

Is the stutter happened for all videos?
Is it happened when you're playing 1280x720 video and fullscreen it to 1920x1080?

The CPU load could be happen because of shader, or high madVR setting (like dithering option set to Error Diffusion, activating neuron for image doubling, using high setting in image upscale such as Jinc or Spline, etc).

Sometimes it could because of shaders from video player (I tried to use it once and I couldn't watch any video properly).

For SVP setting, at best you could set it default at first.
By disabling Decrease Grid Step and to give the large value for Motion Vectors Grid, it might help a little.

I only used PotPlayer for some videos, and I only used it the portable version.
I didn't use the SVP manager for PotPlayer. I used its internal avisynth feature by copying the avs script from SVP.

I bet you're using guide to watch anime which it says to change your SVP shader option to no.2, right?

My suggestion is to leave it at default setting even for watching anime. I think the guide actually isn't relevant anymore.

From all your screenshots, the only video that works fine is the one which it has 23fps (23.97 to be precise).

Is it possible the problem laid in video?

But surely SVP should be able calculate it though.

You have broken filters, not related with SVP.

Uninstall all your codecs, reboot, and install it again.

Have you tried playing with auto crop disabled and running SPV before MPC-HC?

From your picture you only tried setting without auto crop black bars by running MPC before SPV,
so what will happen if you reverse it?

You must change your setting interface to expert (2nd from top).

Disable frame crop in that setting interface.