Support for Nvidia Smooth Motion on Windows 11

Expected behavior of the wanted feature

So i can simply enable it by typing nvsmoothmotion=yes in mpv.conf allowing MPV to directly utilize the Nvidia Smooth Motion feature in the Nvidia driver without having to globally enable Nvidia Smooth Motion so i can finally have judder/stutter free panning of 23.976 fps videos, probably. Currently Nvidia Smooth Motion doesn't work even if i globally enable it in the Nvidia App since MPV has no support for it yet. Adding MPV in "Nvidia App > Graphics > Add a program" doesn't work either.

I have basic G-Sync Compatible Monitor LG 24GS65F 180 Hz which probably doesn't have LFC (Low Framerate Compensation).

I have tried MPV's built-in video-sync, interpolation, tscale, override-display-fps, etc. and it simply didn't work no matter what i did and it caused even more judders/stutters during panning scenes and lot of dropped frames in all videos with any guide i followed, no dropped frames when i go back to not using video-sync and interpolation. Obvious since MPV's built-in features doesn't properly or natively support G-Sync and Free-Sync Monitors yet or very high hz monitors in general.

Alternative behavior of the wanted feature

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Sample Files

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No source files, tests, logs, or sample files are named, so first map mpv's Windows integration and how Nvidia Smooth Motion is exposed. Done would mean that setting nvsmoothmotion=yes in mpv.conf enables the feature without requiring a global Nvidia App setting, with behavior verified for 23.976 fps playback.