SVPlayer - watch in 60+ fps

SVPlayer - watch in 60+ fps

A video player with FRC

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51 reviews
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Enhance your video viewing experience with real-time frame rate conversion, making any video appear smoother. Enjoy playback of various formats and network streams with advanced features. Frame rate conversion requires an in-app subscription after a trial period.

Real-time frame rate conversion (60+ fps)
Support for all video and audio formats
Network stream playback (WebDAV, FTP, SMB, DLNA)
High-quality scaling and rendering
HDR tone mapping
Black bars detection and lighting
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What's New in SVPlayer

1.8.0

March 12, 2026

= fixed loading indicator may not hide in some cases = fixed regression in 1.7.0: crash when opening from external app = iPad: fixed playback on an external monitor = mpv 0.41 = optimized video cache size

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Subscription plans

Yearly Premium +TV

Yearly access to all features (any device)

$7.991 Year
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$24.99

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Lifetime access to all features (any device)

User reviews

系统支持太狭窄

希望能重新支持ios15系统

Great video player, a couple minor bugs

An excellent mpv ios port with added framerate benefits.
However, when used offline it will occasionally display an unable to verify licence error message which renders the player unusable until internet is restored which is unacceptable.

Additionally, a connect to jellyfin option would be nice

Also, an option to reorder the bottom navigation bar and an option to move Svpcast to the video settings menu would be nice.
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Константин вы лучший. Нереальное приложение. Одно из моих любимых.

Спасибо за приложение. Хз как это работает но работает.

Unstable mess on iOS

I actually have the full license on PC and was contemplating buying it for iOS and AppleTV but the phone client is god awful. It crashes constantly during navigation. Pressing the eject button crashes the app, navigating to directory and trying to go back a level crashes, opening a video, closing it and attempting to navigate crashes. It’s completely unusable for me. A real shame as the PC version works amazingly (though I wish you could specify an exact FPS target instead of multipliers).

Update 2026-04-07: they’ve updated it to make it worse. Can only browse entire movie library, can’t search.

ABSOLUTE. GARBAGE.
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Crashes constantly, UI is a confusing mess. Skip this.

A truly cynical release from the devs. No love here.

FAQ

What does SVPlayer do?

SVPlayer enhances video playback by converting any video to 60 frames per second (or higher) in real time using the SmoothVideo Project (SVP) engine. This results in a much smoother viewing experience compared to standard frame rates.

What are the key features of SVPlayer?

Key features include real-time frame rate conversion, support for all video and audio formats, network stream playback from various servers (WebDAV, FTP, SMB, DLNA, Emby, Plex), high-quality scaling, HDR tone mapping, and black bar detection.

How much does SVPlayer cost?

The core features of SVPlayer, including playback of all formats and network streaming, are free. However, the advanced Frame Rate Conversion (FRC) feature is a paid option available through in-app subscriptions after a short trial period.

What are the system requirements for SVPlayer?

The SVP engine requires a powerful CPU for real-time frame rate conversion. A performance level equivalent to Apple's A13 chip is recommended for 1080p playback with FRC enabled. The app may drain battery significantly and might not function on older or slower devices.

What is frame rate conversion and why would I use it?

Frame rate conversion, also known as FRC, HFR, or MEMC, interpolates frames to increase the video's frame rate. This makes motion appear significantly smoother, which many users find preferable to traditional 24 fps playback after experiencing it.