Potplayer 60fps [portable] Official

This works by analyzing two existing frames (e.g., Frame A and Frame B) and automatically generating 2-3 new frames to place between them. PotPlayer calls this "Motion Smoothing."

Anime has far less motion blur than live-action, so interpolation errors are more visible. Use PotPlayer's preset (if using SVP) or set PotPlayer's interpolation to "Sharp" mode. For standard PotPlayer, use Lavfi with Strength at 60%.

60fps videos, especially 4K content, are extremely taxing on a CPU. You must offload this to your graphics card.

| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Renderer can't keep up | Switch from MadVR to Direct3D 11. Disable "Sync to VBlank." | | Audio desync | CPU overload | Enable DXVA hardware decoding. Lower interpolation quality. | | Green artifacts on screen | Broken codec or GPU driver | Reset PotPlayer to defaults (F5 → Preferences → Reset). Update GPU drivers. | | 60fps works, but video looks "too smooth" (soap opera effect) | You prefer cinematic judder | Turn off motion interpolation. This is a preference, not a bug. | | Subtitle lag | Subtitles rendered on CPU | Go to Subtitles → Reduce "Subtitle buffer" to 0ms. Use "Sup" bitmap subtitles over SRT. |

PotPlayer is uniquely equipped to handle both native 60fps files (like screen recordings or high-end streams) and generated 60fps via interpolation.

Mastering playback is the single biggest upgrade you can make to your home media experience, short of buying a new television. Whether you are watching a 4K rip of a nature documentary or a 480i DVD from 2002, PotPlayer gives you the tools to transcend the original framerate.

: It is extremely easy to set up and uses very little CPU/GPU power, but it is less precise than dedicated motion interpolation software and may appear more like a "blur" than true smooth motion. Advanced 60fps with Plugins

If you want to "generate" or record a video at 60fps from PotPlayer: