LAV Filters can be used instead of built-in decoders.True HDR or high quality tone mapping: AviSynth Filter (AVSF) + madVR.window which can be opened with Ctrl+F1 hot key. Many useful information can be seen in the Playback/System Info. Set Output mode to Synthesized View: TAB at full resolution.Mark the Enable H.264 MVC 3D Decoder checkbox,.Open Preferences and go to 3D Mode section,.Choose Install additional codec (OpenCodec) at installation time, or simply download Intel Media SDK DLLs.edjdavid (and related developers) finally, finally gave us a FREE. List of filters in use should be like this: But finally I found a post by someone named edjdavid on github about how you can actually do this with an avisynth script inside of Daum PotPlayer completely for free and with great results It even works on 1920x1080 videos so far for me. Start a playback, SVP will now use Avisynth video filter directly.Go to SVP's Application settings -> All settings and set = true, then restart SVP.

Turn off ffdshow raw video filter in the Filter Control -> Filter Priority (Overall) section, in case it was already set earlier.However this mode is NOT recommended as it has some limitations, for example it doesn't allow to change the video frame size, so SVP's Video frame and Outer lighting functions won't work. Click Built-in codec/DXVA settings and in the window opened check Use DXVA and Use DXVA2 Copy-Back Mode. Go to Filter Control -> Video Decoder section and ensure all set to Built-in Decoder. Double-click the 'AviSynth Filter' line, ensure Enable remote control is selected. PotPlayer supports Avisynth and Vapoursynth directly, without the need for AVSF or ffdshow. Select Avisynth Filter and set Priority: Prefer. For the ffdshow just replace 'Avisynth Filter' with ffdshow raw video filter in the above steps.

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