SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps (Premium Unlocked) MOD APK v1.7.0
SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fpsPremium Unlocked
v1.7.0·Android 9.0 +
A video player using SVP motion control to raise playback to 48, 60, 120 FPS or higher, offered here with Premium Unlocked.
Mod Features
- Premium Unlocked
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Description
SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps MOD APK is a video player that uses SmoothVideo Project technology to increase video playback to high frame rates. It is intended for viewers who want to watch existing video with smoother motion than conventional 24 FPS playback.
The available build carries the Premium Unlocked label.
High-frame-rate video playback
SVPlayer uses SmoothVideo Project motion control technology, also called MEMC, to convert video for high-frame-rate playback. You can select 48 FPS, 60 FPS, or 120 FPS, and increase the frame rate by doubling or tripling it when needed.
The FRC, HFR, and MEMC frame-rate switching options are available without limits. This is aimed at scenes where motion is more prominent, including action films, sports matches, anime, and short videos.
Playback and processing tools
The player supports video formats and commonly used audio quality options while offering hardware decoding for compatible devices. Its display processing includes aspect-ratio scaling and image presentation controls, so video can be fitted to the screen while preserving the chosen viewing layout.
- Hardware decoding is available to handle video playback through supported device hardware.
- Aspect-ratio scaling and image display processing adjust how the video is presented on screen.
- Standardized audio processing and volume balancing are included for more controlled audio output.
- The app is designed for high-performance operation and playback stability.
What this build changes
This build is labeled Premium Unlocked.
What’s New
v1.7.0= updated Google APIs
= fallback to Vulkan on some devices with non-complete OpenCL support
+ added an option for mirroring controls (see ui.buttons.mirror)
= minor fixes
The developer's own release notes, taken from Google Play.View on Google PlayRetrieved 2026-09-27
Verified package facts
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Data Safety
SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps’s developer publishes this on Google Play — what the official app collects and what it shares. We reproduce it here so you can read it before installing.
- Data is encrypted in transitYour data is transferred over a secure connection
- You can request that data be deletedThe developer provides a way for you to request that your data be deleted
Data this app may collect
- App info and performance
- DiagnosticsOptionalAnalytics
- Personal info
- Email addressOptionalAccount management
View on Google PlayRetrieved 2026-09-27
Specifications
Version
v1.7.0
Latest
Size
58.2 MB
Total
Category
video_music
Developer
SVP Team LLP
Views
95
Updated
2026-09-26
Mod Review
This build fits viewers who specifically want SVP-based frame-rate conversion for action, sports, anime, or short video. It also suits people who need a player with 48 FPS, 60 FPS, and 120 FPS choices rather than fixed conventional playback. Pass on it if sharing an email address or diagnostic data is a concern. It is also a poor fit when you only need an unmodified video player and have no use for motion interpolation.
Inside this build
Premium Unlocked is the modification label applied to this build. The player still centers on SmoothVideo Project motion control, including its selectable frame rates and frame-rate multiplication. Hardware decoding, display scaling, audio processing, and volume balancing remain part of the same player experience. Recent maintenance includes updated Google APIs, Vulkan fallback on some devices with incomplete OpenCL support, mirrored controls, and minor fixes.
Strengths
- Selectable 48, 60, and 120 FPS modes let you match motion processing to the video you are watching.
- Frame-rate doubling and tripling provide further adjustment beyond the listed high-frame-rate presets.
- Hardware decoding can help the player use supported device hardware for video playback.
- Aspect-ratio scaling, audio processing, and volume balancing cover common viewing and listening adjustments.
Trade-offs
- The app collects diagnostic data and an email address, which matters before choosing where to use it.
- Vulkan fallback applies only on some devices with incomplete OpenCL support, so rendering behavior can vary by device.
Bottom line
Install this build when SVP motion control and adjustable high-frame-rate playback are the reason you need a video player. Check that your device runs Android 9.0 or later before installing the 58.2 MB file.
FAQ
What does the Premium Unlocked build change in SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps?
This build is labeled Premium Unlocked. The player continues to use SmoothVideo Project motion control for selectable high-frame-rate playback. Its playback, decoding, display, and audio tools remain part of the app.
Which frame rates can SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps use?
The player offers 48 FPS, 60 FPS, and 120 FPS options. It can also double or triple the frame rate. FRC, HFR, and MEMC switching are available without limits.
What kinds of videos suit SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps?
The app is intended for video where smoother motion is useful. Its listed examples include action movies, sports matches, anime, and short videos. You can choose a higher frame rate according to the material you are watching.
Does SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps include decoding and audio controls?
Yes, it includes hardware decoding for supported devices. It also has aspect-ratio scaling, image display processing, standardized audio processing, and volume balancing. These tools adjust playback presentation and audio output.
What Android version is required for SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps?
SVPlayer – watch in 60+ fps requires Android 9.0 or later. The download size is 58.2 MB. When installing a file from outside Google Play, Android may ask you to choose whether to allow installs from that source.