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Ghosting issues with 4k files

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wer:
Have you heard the expression "champagne taste and a beer budget"?

Your projector can't do it. Your PC can't do it either.  If you take a look at the SVP hardware requirements, they indicate your PC is woefully underpowered for what you want to do:
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:SVP

They are recommending a 6-core i7 or an 8-core Ryzen7, plus a GPU.

You could try investigating a feature that MAY be available on your graphics card, Fluid Motion. Google it. Apparently it is not available in some driver releases on some cards; you can complain to AMD about that, or try different driver versions. If you have this feature, you could also try it combined with Bluesky Framerate Converter, which is sort of SVP for AMD graphics cards.  I don't use those packages so I won't be able to give you further help in that area. Bluesky is a Directshow filter, but it has very specific requirements, so I don't know if Bluesky is compatible with JRiver. You may get better answers about SVP and Bluesky if you ask on the SVP or Doom9 forums.

But it seems probable your RX580 will not have the power to do what you want. In which case would be back to the options you had before: spend some money on a new faster pc and/or card to address your desires, or learn to live with it.

Good luck.

lello:
I activated Fluid Motion in the graphics card panel, downloaded Bluesky Framerate Converter, set up and recorded, but as you expected it is not seen by JRiver.

At this point I really think I'll have to learn to live with my little problem :)

wer:
Google does wonders.  If you google "jriver bluesky" you see there's one guy who says he got it working:

https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=123165.0

Good luck.

lello:
Mah! I did exactly what he did, but the conversion just doesn't happen to me, even with 2k files.

Abandoned idea.

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