1 Reply by andreguil.ruano

(11 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Thank you all for your support.
Well, I came to the conclusion that all my problems (the desync and the problem with showing frames pre-seeking) were all solved when I changed from haali to evr.

I wish you all a good week and again, thank you for being so helpful.

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2 Reply by andreguil.ruano

(11 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Thank you all for the answers.
Well I do use Reclock but this problem happens even if it is disabled.
I disabled OSD as you all asked and I noticed the desync has reduced greatly but it still has a little difference. I can live with it but it would be nice to completely remove it.
VB_SVP said something about disabling d3d fullscreen but that option is locked in MPC-HC since I am using Haali's video renderer.

PS: I also noticed something that I forgot to mention (not quite sure it has anything to do with it so maybe I will start another topic later). If I am watching some video and then change the video to some other instance (Example: I am watching a movie and there is a fight and then I rewind the whole movie back to the beginning) the sound is well synced but for some seconds I see frames from the place where I left of (in this case I rewind and for some seconds I see frames of the fight). After that it goes back to normal. Also quite annoying.

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3 Topic by andreguil.ruano

(11 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Good afternoon.

I have been using SVP4 Pro for a long time (almost one and a half year) and I find this program fantastic. However I have been running into this annoying problem whenever I load a video. Everytime I load a video while SVP is on, the video starts, then pauses for one or two seconds and after that there is a message in the bottom left corner saying "SVP playing at 59.940" and the name of the profile I am currently using. During this little break the video stops but the audio continues playing causing a desync between the two.

The simple solution I have found was to simply restart the video without closing mpc-hc. That way the video would start again without showing the "SVP playing at..." message since it was already playing the video. However doing this every time I load a movie or episode is starting to annoy me a little too much.

If you want my pc's specs here they are but I doubt they are important since the videos run smoothly without frame drops:

Windows 8.1 64.bit
Intel Core I5-4210U 2.7Ghz max
Nvidia Geforce 840M 2gb Vram
6 GB RAM

Thank you for the attention and have a good day smile

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