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SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps v1.7.0 MOD APK

Appsvideo musicBy SVP Team LLP58.2 MB1,428+4.5

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Before you install

  1. When Android refuses the install, it is the unknown-sources guard doing it. Grant this app permission in Settings, then confirm the install when the prompt comes back.
  2. An "incompatible version" message usually means the build was compiled for the older ARMv7 processors that recent phones no longer accept. Look for the ARM64 (ARMv8) build of the same version instead.

Download FAQs

What does SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps do?

SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps is a video player that uses SmoothVideo Project motion control to raise video frame rates. You can use 48 FPS, 60 FPS, 120 FPS, or higher rates to make motion appear smoother during playback.

What does the Premium Unlocked MOD change?

This build is labeled Premium Unlocked.

Which frame-rate options can I use in SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps?

The player offers 48 FPS, 60 FPS, and 120 FPS switching. It can also double or triple a video's frame rate, with FRC, HFR, and MEMC switching available without limits.

What changed in version 1.7.0?

Version 1.7.0 updates Google APIs and adds Vulkan fallback for some devices with incomplete OpenCL support. It also adds mirrored controls through ui.buttons.mirror and includes minor fixes.

What Android version is required to install SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps?

This build requires Android 9.0 or later and has a file size of 58.2 MB. When you open a downloaded APK, Android may show a prompt about allowing installs from that source; the choice remains yours.

Nothing happens when I tap download

Refresh the page and start again — each link is signed for one visit and stops working after that. If it keeps failing, the file is probably being swapped for a newer build; give it a few minutes.

Android says "App not installed"

Usually there is already a copy of the same app on the phone, signed by someone else. Remove that copy first, then install this file — and back up anything you care about inside the app beforehand, because uninstalling wipes it.