SVP (a.k.a. SmoothVideo Project) converts any video to fps (and even higher) and performs this in real time. In-app purchases: frame rate conversion (MEMC) is a PAID option after short trial period. Target frame rate selection ( fps, fps, fps, x, x rate...) Built-in file browser supporting streaming from Samba/CIFS shares, DLNA, WebDAV and FTP. !!!!!! Please be aware that SVP engine requires a recent and powerful CPU and a vendor-specific OpenCL support. At least Snapdragon performance level is highly recommended for p 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. and much more... 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? - device doesn't support and/or provide access to OpenCL API - for example, NVIDIA Shield. Q: Recommended hardware? 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! - on the "Size and light" page set the "Decrease frame" to at least p, or even to p. 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 (Pnhub, etc.) video? A: You need a direct link to the MU stream. You can use rd-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 ! A: This is an Android limitation. 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 fps - use desktop SVP app (Windows, macOS, Linux). A: Install a standalone APK from our web site. A: It's an Anroid + 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).