SmoothVideo Project Core

Even though most users prefer watching videos online on the dedicated websites, there are still moments when you want to check out a clip offline for various reasons, such as when your Internet connection is down, for example. Considering the movies come in a wide variety of formats, your best bet would be to employ a video player that enables you to get the most out of your experience.
SmoothVideo Project Core is an application designed to help you enhance your video-watching experience by applying various effects, selecting a more suitable resolution and repairing the delay, just to name a few options.

Enables you to crop and apply 3D effects

First off, you should know that the program requires a few codecs and video adjustment tools in order to work and that you can access the tool from the System Tray. The app includes three types of UI displays and, depending on your experience with video frame interpolation, you can switch between basic, advanced and expert.
The utility enables you to select between various stereo mode effects, including but not limited to over-under, half over-under, side-by-side, half side-by-side stereo pair and plain 2D. You can also improve the flow and quality by accessing the frame crop function. More precisely, you can use auto crop black bars or alter the aspect ratio to 16:9, if your video supports that.

Allows you to set the delay and repair videos

You should know that the program also enables you to set the video delay, a feature that could help you synchronize the video with the subtitles in certain situations or improve the animation flow, for instance. As a side note, you can increase or decrease the delay with 250 milliseconds.
In case you are watching a homemade video and feel it could be better, then you can attempt to repair it using the ffdShow deinterlacing or the drop every other frame from the Video Repair menu.

A tool for managing video playback

In the eventuality that you want to enhance you video watching experience by correcting the frame rate flow, then perhaps SmoothVideo Project Core might come in handy.