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(64 replies, posted in Using SVP)

I find the haloing the most obvious difference from SVP 4 (Free version), it seams to handle fast moving objects against moving backgrounds not nearly as well as SVP 3.1.7a does. Im not willing to just buy it to try the advanced settings. Unless they have a free trail option for the advanced settings.

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(64 replies, posted in Using SVP)

My TV which I use as a computer monitor has absolutely no smoothing options whatsoever so this is exactly what I needed to watch movies. Thanks for the tips I have this thread archived so I can come back here. My TV (Sony Bravia KDL-40BX420) CFL backlight is like 3-4 years old but has an incredible great picture for games and movies and very low input lag im trying to boost its longevity. It also has nearly imperceptible light bleed on total black screen. I watch movies and play games and use it as a computer monitor and now that I freed it from Studder its all that much better.

I'm just starting out learning about all these type of software's and for sure the pre-packaged solutions are by far the easiest to deal with. Just needs a little tweaking.

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(64 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Ad me to the list of purchasers when 4 fixes these issues. 3.1.7a is perfect. I am watching Antman right now and loving it no issues with haloing at all. Even in the parts where Fabulist mentioned. Its absolutely what I needed for my Sony Bravia 1080p 60Hz tv/Computer monitor.

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(64 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Thank you so much. I was Watching Spy using SVP 4 free and noticed the haloing a lot. Downgraded to 3.1.7a and applied your settings and was blown away by the difference in quality. It diffidently uses more resources but my computer has plenty to spare. It seams 3.1.7a is more aggressive the CPU usage is much higher but isn't a problem on a i74770k 4.4Ghz and 980ti.

This is the first time I have used this program and its amazing. I diffidently have to stay with 3.1.7a with your settings the quality is beyond SVP 4 which is a shame really to move up in software but down in quality.