SVPlayer - watch in 60+ fps 1.2.11 (nodpi)

= faster local storage browser

+ added video thumbnails for local storage and DLNA

+ added two columns view in a file browser

+ added an option for stretching video to the screen size

+ added audio delay controls

SVP (a.k.a. SmoothVideo Project) converts any video to 60 fps (and even higher) and performs this in real time. From the extensive feedback from the community, we learned that anyone who watched at least three movies at high frame rate would never ever want to watch anything in the obsolete 24 fps standard ;)

More info plus desktop applications: www.svp-team.com

In-app purchases: frame rate conversion (MEMC) is a PAID option after short trial period.

Using SmoothVideo Project (SVP) real-time motion interpolation (MEMC) engine, including:
* Target frame rate selection (48 fps, 60 fps, 120 fps, x2, x3 rate...)
* Flexible configuration
* Black bars detection and lighting
plus
* Built-in file browser supporting streaming from Samba/CIFS shares, DLNA, WebDAV and FTP.

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Please be aware that SVP engine requires a recent and powerful CPU and a vendor-specific OpenCL support. At least Snapdragon 855 performance level is highly recommended for 1080p playback.
SVPlayer WILL drain the battery as top games do and it MAY NOT WORK at all on old/slow devices. Please don't write bad reviews just because your device can't handle it.
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Based on mpv video player supporting:
* All video and audio formats out there
* Hardware video decoding
* Playback of network streams
* High quality scaling and rendering
* HDR tone mapping
* and much more...

If you'd like helping with translations to your language - feel free to contact us ;)

Q & A
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Q: Is my device XXX supported?
A: We don't have any phone/tablet on the planet in our hands. Therefore you can try SVPlayer by yourself for free and decide if it works for you or not.

Q: Why my device is not supported?
A: Various reasons:
- Android version older than 9;
- less than 2 GB of RAM (at least 3 GB is highly recommended);
- device doesn't support and/or provide access to OpenCL API - for example, NVIDIA Shield.

Q: Recommended hardware?
A: Snapdragon 855 or equal, 4 GB of RAM

Q: Will you support Android TV?
A: Probably later. Right now, there're no powerful enough Android TV boxes out there. And Shield doesn't have OpenCL.

Q: My device lagging / stuttering!
A: There're various methods to lower CPU consumption:
- on the "Frame rate" page move the performance/quality slider to the left, step by step;
- on the "Size and light" page set the "Decrease frame" to at least 1080p, or even to 720p.
- for the 10-bit video, _disable_ the "Allow output in 10-bit color depth" option
- turn off hardware decoder (the HW button), this may help in some cases

Q: There's no video / green screen / etc
A: Try to turn off hardware decoding (via options, or with the HW button). Not every SoC supports hardware decoding of every video format or codec.

Q: Can I open Youtube (P**nhub, etc.) video?
A: You need a direct link to the M3U8 stream. You can use 3rd-party software, for example "Web Video Caster" can open network stream in an external player.

Q: Web Video Caster doesn't launch SVPlayer in Android 12!
A: This is an Android 12 limitation. Here's an explanation and possible workaround: www.xda-developers.com/how-to-fix-android-12-link-handling/

Q: How can I save / download converted video?
A: SVPlayer is a ---> player <--- , it doesn't "convert videos" but inserts new frames in real-time. There's no video encoder here. If you want re-encode video to 60 fps - use desktop SVP app (Windows, macOS, Linux). Q: I can't pay via Google A: Install a standalone APK from our web site. Q: I can't find my ASS/SSA subtitles on local storage A: It's an Anroid 11+ limitation, it only allows to browse "media files" and .ass/.ssa are not "media" according to Google. Still you can open them via native file picker (green robot button).