/mpv/ - still the /g/reatest media player

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Good thread

>>56106234
Nice red hat, dude.
It's not hard to make a good /mpv/ thread.

haasn when can we expect a haskell package for libmpv

haasn when can we expect a haasnsharp scaler

rossy/wm4/haasn when can we expect display rate switcher in mpv
https://gist.github.com/rossy/d9ab892d4c1a3e34381fccfa5a17aad4

haasn/wm4 when can we expect this natively in mpv
https://github.com/kevinlekiller/mpv_scripts/tree/master/autoscaling

>>56106770
haven't been here for months
there is a rossy now?

>>56106783
>there is a rossy now?
>pokémon
Wild ROSSY appeared!

>haasn/igv/bjin when can we expect an ultra-sharp-without-bloating-that-needs-1080-gtx hook for mpv
seriously why no more new shaders/hooks

Is anyone interested in mpv for Android?
I've got something working but haven't worked on it for a while. Will pick it up again if there's demand.

>>56107055
Is it really possible? That's awesome!
Do things like advanced scalers, display-resample, interpolation and user-shaders work?

>>56107150
Yes everything should work as-is. I want to get youtubedl working too but I have no idea if that's possible yet, haven't looked into it. Would be gr8 if you could just dump an url in the app and it would play it.

The current issues with it is that the ffmpeg hardware decoding backend for Android is still not that good, my nexus 9 can't play shit and I need to dive into ffmpeg code to find out why.

>>56107172
Yeah hardware decoding is almost a mandatory for android :\

why not use VLC?
its just werks

mpv is perfect to watch movies in the comfy framebuffer

>>56107172
I manage to get it work on my android box (amlogic s905). Only SW works. HW never looks well..most of time it has weird block..

>>56107251
Yes, there are issues with the color conversion and whatnot. I want to fix it but I know so little about it that it takes time.

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>>56107202
Yeah sure

>>56107327
Use git version and build/compile it yourself.
Don't download it from shitty/criminal download websites

Nice new version today

i have been using Smplayer for years now ( mostly because of the easy way to fetch subtitles and the classic-mplayer shortcuts )
but the windows version struggles a lot with 1080p videos ( i have a 720p output ) for anything x264 related, will mpv solve this?

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>he fell for the mpv meme

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Is there a fix for the disappearing mouse pointer bug?

>>56108429
not a meme dude

>>56109300
no

Every once in a while I come into a new feature or bug that I want added or fixed, and I type them down, so I'm gonna post some of them here in case anyone knows how to achieve them:

> Disable chapter markers on the seekbar*1
> "osd-scale-by-window=no" doesn't work for the seekbar*1
> Find a subtitle down loader that searches for a second subtitle after the first one downloaded (ex. subliminal downloads the same one over and over again)
> Display the playback time like "P no-osd cycle_values osd-level 3 1" does, but without the play/pause icon and (%) meter
> If on windowed mode, I leave the video playing, and click on the window without moving it, the video is paused until I let go the left click*2
> Skip "Audio: No" when cycling audio channels
> Ignore subtitles that aren't "eng" / "english"
> Subtitle tracks should be treated separately when delaying subtitles
> Force subtitle into two lines
> Automatically move subtitles into letterboxd black bars by detecting aspect ratio (anybody knows how to make a .lua script that would do something like "IF aspect ratio IS [Y:Z] THEN sub-pos=XX")

*1 - The one that appears when you press up/down
*2 - Note that I don't have left click bound to anything at all

How do I install mpv in fedora? I spent a fucking hour trying to compile shit

>>56107055
I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE MPV for android!

Right now I'm stuck with MX player since stock Android players are underpowered and VLC for Android is shit. I have no way to watch my 10 bit chinese cartoons with animated particle effect fansubs on the train

>>56107344
Why do that when I could just download mpv as-is , which just werks?

>>56107202
Less CPU usage which I need for my machine

Hardware accel that actually works well

Panscan: press E to watch normal 16:9 video on comfy 16:10 monitor (most TV shows are expecting you to have an OOTB-overscanned flat panel TV anyway, so this works pretty well 90% of the time)

Subtitle scaling

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It's a meme player. There's a reason most people call it meme-player /v/

>>56111475
What is wrong with you video file, anon? It's all fucked up and retarded.

I only used BS player ans splash pro until now, can i move the subtitle down on the black border on this player like in those i mentioned?

>>56111550
in smplayer; yes.
in raw mpv; i dunno lol

>>56111539
It worked fine on MPC-HC and VLC. VLC. That's the sad part.

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>>56111550

>>56111637
ei vittu

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>>56111971

Is there a way to make mpv take screenshots with your color settings applied (contrast, etc)?

>>56111344
Alright, cool.
Keep in mind that your 10 bit chinese cartoons might not be hardware decodable by your hardware and that it'll fall back to software decoding. If your cpu isn't fast enough then it might get choppy. I'm still investigating what hardware does support it.

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>>56111637
>alkaa bisnekseen

also for the mpc-hc babbies from last thread crying about it there's a nextfile/previousfile script on github now.

>>56112176
Opensubtitles.
They are what they are.

>>56111613
really? i've never had a video fuck up on mpv, and i've used it for more than a year now, while also watching a lot of content

it's not a meme player anyway. just because it doesn't work for you that doesn't mean it doesn't suit other people. if you have no problem using vlc/mpc just use that, but i'm nauseated by them so i moved to this and couldn't be more glad it exists (madvr-like quality on macOS? hell yeah).

As an anime pro, is there any reason to switch to mpv from MPC-HC?

>>56112348
yes

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How do I disable the new volume "feature" where it resets to 100℅ on every new file?

>>56112364
Explain further.

>>56112395
Compressed HEVC actually works.

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>>56112395
scripts make watching seasonal stuff comfy. keeping track of watched files, loading unwatched files and autoplay when torrent finish etc

>>56112443
That does sound quite useful.
Where would I find said scripts? The Github page from the OP?

>>56112507
yes

>>56112348
yes

>>56112348
No. Fucking memempv.

What's wrong with VLC?

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>>56112774
It's been almost a decade and newfags STILL ask this.

>>56112797
It's funny because it's true.
Been using SMPlayer since 2006

>>56112774
Too fat.

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>>56112774
Can you play minesweeper with YOUR player?
Didn't think so.

>>56113000
wtf i love mpv now

>>56112797
That doesn't answer the question, I guess that's just because you don't have an answer, and you just want to sound edgy.

>>56113000
Damn sure cannot, you got me.

>>56112890
Can you clarify?

>>56113055
VLC is always broken and behind in some way, every day, every year.

Only thing it has is big popularity, but hey so does... google chrome

>>56113123
Works fine for me, never have any issues...ever.

>>56113123
Google chrome - good browser.

>>56112774
For me, VLC won't play HEVC without heavy artifacting and frame drops, while mpv plays it without issue.

>>56113191
Why do I need MPV, if there MPC-HC?

>>56113208
MPC-HC wouldn't play it either.

>>56113227
What?

>>56113138
Lie. (or a pleb)

>>56113151
I didn't want to say IE/EDGE because VLC is an alternative to WMP (windows) and Quicktime (on Macs) and to the default video player (*nix).

>>56113191
Today's problem.

>>56113208
Other OS than Windows (?)

>>56113227
Potplayer - good player?Lol

Wait, I'm getting old, but isn't MPCHC still THE BEST?

>>56113227
Depends on your hardware renderer you have set Nvidia can't do HEVC acceleration

>>56113241
>Other OS than Windows (?)
But why?

>>56113280
MPC-HC best video player. Potplayer/VLC - garbage.

>>56113297
Why not.

Is there something different I'm supposed to do when writing options in the configuration file?
If I use the option

--vo=opengl:background="#FF0000"

in the command line, it works, but the same line without -- gives an error

Terminating '"' missing for 'background'
Error parsing option vo (option could not be parsed)
/home/username/.config/mpv/mpv.conf:2: setting option vo='opengl:background="' failed.

Why is that?

I'm getting some sick screen tearing with mpv.

I tried default player and it performs a lot better. I tried to play around with vo and hwdecs but couldn't fix. Anyone got ideas? Ubuntu with nvidia.

>>56113241
When one has a fresh install / shop bought device they will get some software to use or replace crappier stuff. In this case they are most likely to find/install VLC first and later hear about other players.

>>56113420
try pbo

>>56113354
Because problems and less choice.

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>>56111475
>mpv
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA

>>56113541
Didn't help. But I don't think it's about mpv because it only tears in fullscreen mode.

>>56113241
>I'm too retarded to make a simple media player work
>other people are just lying when they say they don't have problems

Sounds pretty pleby to me sir. Like I sadi, no problems, ever, sorry you're to inept to get it working for you I guess? It plays any file I have ever thrown at it with zero issues...ever.

>>56113629
welp this fixed it http://askubuntu.com/questions/587045/screen-tearing-in-netflix-while-full-screen-on-14-04-lts

Should have spent a bit longer researching.

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>>56111475
>>56111613
>Mac and Windows problems

>>56113701
>2k16
>Linux
>MEMEMPV
LOL

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>>56113721
Werks on my mashine

>>56113759
Potplayer just werks

I saw some modified OSDs for MPV where it stretches along the bottom part of the window...

Can that be done with just config lines? If so share some.

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>>56113672
I ain't saying every player is 100% perfect.
How much juice do you have by the way?
VLC can probably play some things if you have enough raw power.

Disregard the temps, speccy doesn't detect APUs properly.

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>>56113721
>he fell for he fell for mpv meme meme

>>56113866
script-opts=osc-layout=bottombar,osc-seekbarstyle=bar

>>56113879
What is his name?

>>56106770
>>56106780
>>56106948
big bumb

>>56114343
How do I make this thing stay on for longer? And how do I make it come on more easily?

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>>56111475
we vlc now boys
>>56111175
>Ignore subtitles that aren't "eng" / "english"
That sounds retarded, why not make it so you can order your subs based on language instead and make them be the last ones?
>Automatically move subtitles into letterboxd black bars by detecting aspect ratio (anybody knows how to make a .lua script that would do something like "IF aspect ratio IS [Y:Z] THEN sub-pos=XX")
don't quite comprehend this one but do you mean this?

sub-use-margins=no   #subs on black bars

>>56111550
use the command above, just change it to yes.
>>56112376
It's rip family, just put

volume=#

or whatever volume you want mpv to start, they won't bring back the way it used to be, if that's what you are asking.
>>56107055
I mean how do you know there is no demand? I literally never heard of your project or the fact that you were doing this, sounds pretty good.

but I'll be honest I wouldn't really use it much, since I have to use plex to watch my library.
>>56113701
>À̞͢͝͝͏͙͝ŵ̡̰͇ͩ̌͘͜0̶̧̹̳͓͎̈́͟Ộ̝̑ͨ̊‐̳ͅ
>pic related

>>56114919
read the manual

Is osc-scalewindowed bugged? When exiting the full screen it stops working and goes back to default.

>>56115381
post an issue on github?

>>56105953
Call me when it can do something as trivial as shuffle everything in my TV Shows folder

>>56112325
>responding to trolls
The guy said in the last thread that he made this image by corrupting the file itself to fuck with mpv fanboys

That said, I have actually seen legitimate corruption like that in mpv when using

hwdec=vdpau

and precise seeks or high playback-speed, but that's an issue specific to VDPAU.

With

hwdec=no

it works fine, of course. (Except for some obscure formats, where seeking still generates artifacts)

>>56112041
ctrl+s

>>56112436
>Compressed HEVC
As opposed to uncompressed HEVC?

>>56113208
User scripting, color management, more customization options, streaming/video integration of 300+ sites, free and open source, support for 10+ different hardware decoding APIs, fast startup and minimal resource usage

Need more reasons?

>>56113420
Are you using multiple monitors? Nvidia drivers suck at vsync on multi-monitors, you have to explicitly set which one you want to sync to in the nvidia driver options.

If this is on a single monitor, try disabling all compositors (e.g. compton or compiz), and also make sure “ForceFullCompositionPipeline” is *off* (disabled)

Anyway, it should be possible to accomplish your goal somehow, because I know nvidia+mpv works fine on my end - but I'm using a minimal tiling window manager with no shitty compositor etc.

If you're using the stock unity interface then that would explain it (it uses an outdated and shitty fork of compiz which you can't disable - try something like i3)

>>56117185
We gave you trivial ways to do this the last 50 times you've asked this in previous threads

Either use them or fuck off

>>56117680
You've yet to provide one.

>>56117680
Maybe I've missed threads but I haven't seen him ask this more than once

>wtf? NO UI

>>56117702
I've probably asked two or three times.

>>56117611
>Nvidia drivers suck at vsync on multi-monitors
Why do I someshow doubt this

>>56117692
>>56117702
http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S55340862#p55347034
http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S55398871#p55412809
http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S55706624#p55706810

>>56117778
Like I said, I've probably asked two or three times.

>>56117766
Because you're some sort of shitty nvidia fanboy who wouldn't believe His Holy products could be flawed even if he had 50 bug reports in front of him?

>>56117611
>If this is on a single monitor, try disabling all compositors (e.g. compton or compiz), and also make sure “ForceFullCompositionPipeline” is *off* (disabled)

>disable the only two things that actually stop tearing on linux

>>56117807
And I gave you a perfectly reasonable one-line solution in

http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S55398871#p55418209
http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/S55398871#p55418288

Doesn't require any shitty scripts, works perfectly no matter what the hierarchy looks like, does exactly what you want (add every file in your TV folder to one big playlist and shuffle it)

>>56117815
No man, it just seems kinda weird they haven't fix said bug, but if you want to call me a fanboy go ahead.
>>56117778
You said 50 times though, 3 times ain't that much to hyperbole it that way.

>>56117829
ForceFullCompositionPipeline can help vsync in multi-monitor configurations but it caused other issues on my end, both related to performance and related to e.g. redrawing.

Compiz/compton may help for “ordinary” programs like terminals but they do nothing but get in the way for OpenGL applications like mpv which do their own vsync, which compositors interfere with

>>56117865
>No man, it just seems kinda weird they haven't fix said bug
You must be new to the software development practices of big companies (especially hardware vendors)

It's not a bug unless PR says it's so, and it doesn't get fixed until they lose sales.

Compare for example the fact that nvidia started *advertising* features which were literally completely broken in the linux drivers (as in: it pretended to work but actually did nothing) which took them like 3 years to fix, and it was only fixed by coincidence since they were rewriting another part of the same code that had the bug.

This was despite an active bug report in which many users posted in-depth analysis of the problems including all information necessary to reproduce, test programs, proof that it wasn't working, information about which exact component was causing the issue, etc.

Nvidia just doesn't give a shit most of the time - they don't even reply to bug reports unless they happen to also have a corresponding ticket on their internal bug tracker (which lowly users can't access, because why bother engaging with the community?), and the only response will be copy/paste informing you that it's already a known issue

>>56117951
You sound like more of a fanboy than me, now explain me this why do my friends have no problem with multi-monitors and nvidia gpu+vsync?

I legit have seem my friends play two games at the same time in both monitors for shits and giggles.

All worked fine and dandy.

>>56117999
>You sound like more of a fanboy than me,
I don't know what gave you that impression. I haven't defended any company. Want me to rip on AMD as well? Because I could go on for hours about how shitty AMD's drivers are. (In fact, I think nvidia's are better - that's why I fucking use them, which is how I know these issues)

>now explain me this why do my friends have no problem with multi-monitors and nvidia gpu+vsync?
And are your friends on Linux? Do your friends use 10-bit display/monitors? Do your friends' two monitors have different configurations (refresh rate or resolution)? Have your friends tried developing VDPAU applications?

“X isn't broken because my friend says he has no issues” is the dumbest fucking non-argument you can possibly make on a website dedicated to technology enthusiasts. It's like saying “I've had no problems with VLC” - yeah of course you have no problems if you're too blind to see colormatrix errors, levels mismatch or blocking/banding, don't have an ICC profile for your display, never try playing back HEVC, High10P or HDR content and think bilinear looks indistinguishable from jinc.. I'm sick and tired of hearing it. Either know what you'r talking about or don't comment at all

>>56117873
I get tearing in mpv without compton.

>>56118114
Go ahead, I want to hear the AMD version.

I don't know if you think V-Sync is exclusive to video players by the way, but I don't think it is, also stop being so offensive, haven't done anything to you.

>>56118114
Oh yeah I forgot to ask, does AMD not have the same issue?

is it possible to render to a dx-texture (on win) or something like a shared texture akin to syphon (on osx), i tried looking through the docs but there's just too many output options and codecs ;-;

MPC HC >DAUM POT PLAYER > MPV>>>>>>>> VLC

Why even bother?

>>56118133
With default settings? Are you using the proprietary nvidia drivers?

>>56118145
>Go ahead, I want to hear the AMD version.
My list of AMD complains is outdated since I haven't touched them since the AMDGPU switch, but here's a short and very incomplete list of AMD driver issues I had under fglrx:

* Frequent segfaults. Many things in fglrx actually segfault the kernel driver if you try using them at all or slightly wrong (for example xv, vaapi, etc) which makes development near impossible.

* Vsync was pretty much a complete joke. In asymmetric multi-monitor situations, you get no vsync at all unless you enable “tear free mode” which drops the sync rate to 30 Hz for me and adds noticeable input lag to the entire desktop. In single monitor configuration, vsync only half-works (the sync delay is stable, but it's out of phase - the phase is essentially random: if you're lucky, it's in the black bars; if you're unlucky, it's in the middle of the image)

* No true 10-bit support whatsoever (despite advertising, and even listing this as an option in their settings panel) - trying to start X in depth 30 mode simply crashes. Their “10 bit display” checkbox is a marketing gimmick at best and an outright lie at worst, just like nvidia's. (It renders at 8 and then losslessly expands this to 10 during output, gaining you nothing). As far as I can tell, this is still true today, although inofficial patches to the open source kernel driver may enable this. (Haven't confirmed the rumors)

* No support for DRM/KMS at all (but this has probably changed)

* No real hwdec API. It sort of implements VAAPI, but it's flaky at best - and the API is terrible. No VDPAU whatsoever, for example.

* Very bad coverage and/or performance for advanced OpenGL features (e.g. 4.3+), like compute shaders or UBOs.

* Terrible OpenGL performance in general (compared to their DirectX performance on windows) - meanwhile nvidia has managed to support OpenGL on Linux almost just as well as DirectX on Windows (within tolerance) for quite some time now.

>>56118508
Why not get a job over there to help em out?

>>56119627
AMD is not exactly at the top of the list when it comes to places I want to work.

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I use both PotPlayer and MPV but I usually find the interface of PotPlayer to be more useful. MPV is faster though. Picture quality really is negligible between the two.

>>56118370
yes yes

>>56120392
That's extremely odd, and shouldn't be happening. What window manager are you using? Can you try repreoducing it with just a minimal WM like i3 running?

Either way, I think this is worthy of a bug report, since mpv with no compositor should definitely be vsyncing correctly unless there's some bug somewhere. (It works fine on my end, which is what's confusing)

>>56117403
oooh ok! mpv forever king

>>56115246
>That sounds retarded, why not make it so you can order your subs based on language instead and make them be the last ones?
It's visual noise. I often download from rutracker and they include russian subtitles all the time. I cannot read anything other than english, so why would I want any other language in the subtitles? Yeah it's there for just a second when cycling channels, but it's still a feature I want.
>don't quite comprehend this one but do you mean this?
When a film is letterboxd and therefore has black bars at the top and bottom, I always put the subtitles within the black bar at the bottom so that it doesn't disrupt the picture. If the film is in, say, 4:3, there's no black at the bottom so the subtitles are then over the actual movie, but there's a plethora of aspect ratios that have this black bar at the bottom. The idea is that MPV automatically moves and resizes the subtitles into the black space at the bottom, if one is found to exist,. Again, one can do this manually by manually moving and resizing them with input, and, again, if we're talking about a end-games features, this is one that I want.

If I play a song on the windows media player it shows the album's cover for that song, but if I play the same song on mpv it doesn't show anything. Why does this happen?

>>56122163
mpv only shows cover art if it's an attachment of the file itself. It won't load arbitrary other images in your directories (unless you tell it to)

>>56120242
old version potplayer

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Been a while since I last mucked around with mpv and forgot where scripts should be placed. I know it should be ~/.config/mpv/scripts/ but I can't find a .config folder anywhere after cleaning up my computer. Was I supposed to make a folder? And where?

>>56123273
just put it next to the binary

werks on my machine

MPC-HC or MPC-BE. What difference?

Could somebody post their config for high-quality video?

>>56111315
Really?

Where should I post this error log?
FFmpeg or MPV bugtracker?
http://pastebin.com/QDY2B7A7

>>56120575
Not him, but I had serious tearing issues with plain i3 in mpv that magically got fixed after a nvidia driver update on Arch Linux a few months ago.

>>56124638
I'm not the best with this, but can you try hwdec=no?

>>56125470
http://pastebin.com/wARQrfE6

>>56123246
And is the old version better or worse?

>>56125579
Why does your config not set correctly?
Looks like you're using a config someone posted recently.

Try naming your config mpv.conf.old, then creating a new one with

hwdec=auto-copy
vo=opengl-hq

Nothing else, see if that works.

>>56125680
That works.
http://pastebin.com/GUSz5bV3
Is it a problem with the interface config then?

>>56125784
Can you link your old conf?

>>56120242
>>56123246
Why would you stick with an old version?

Also, I see more bright colors on PotPlayer, actually seems better than mpv, and more contrast.
>>56120877
>It's visual noise. I often download from rutracker and they include russian subtitles all the time. I cannot read anything other than english, so why would I want any other language in the subtitles? Yeah it's there for just a second when cycling channels, but it's still a feature I want.
I understand that yeah, but I just don't see the point in it.
https://mpv.io/manual/master/#options-slang
Just make it a priority and you won't have to deal with switching all the time, unless they name the subs in a weird way.
>When a film is letterboxd and therefore has black bars at the top and bottom, I always put the subtitles within the black bar at the bottom so that it doesn't disrupt the picture. If the film is in, say, 4:3, there's no black at the bottom so the subtitles are then over the actual movie, but there's a plethora of aspect ratios that have this black bar at the bottom. The idea is that MPV automatically moves and resizes the subtitles into the black space at the bottom, if one is found to exist,. Again, one can do this manually by manually moving and resizing them with input, and, again, if we're talking about a end-games features, this is one that I want.

I am guessing letterboxd, is movie aspect ratio with black bars, IN the video itself.

If so, than sub-use-margin=yes worked for me with autocrop removing the black bars on the video.
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/TOOLS/lua/autocrop.lua
>>56123273
Honestly family, just make a dropbox account and link your player to all the computers you have.

how to 101
-download mpv from bitbucket or sourcefourge
-make portable_config on mpv
-make/put scripts,shaders folders and config files on the folder.
-sync it up
-profit

I see no reason as to why anyone would benefit from having settings on appdata

>>56125807
Old conf: http://pastebin.com/MGh6ciMg

I need to mention that it did not load with a combination of your conf and my old conf where I completely replaced my video configuration by the one you provided:
http://pastebin.com/iMXGpjLX

>>56125956
Also, since apparently I reached max counts on text.

It works for anything I throw at it, everything goes on black bars or in the video, if you want, provide an example of a video and I'll download it, or maybe I am not understanding what you want still.
>>56122163
>un-ironically using mpv as a music player instead of musicbee or foobar.
literally why

>>56125997
http://pastebin.com/raw/i2e2LZFW
Fixed.
Might want to just use no-cache for most broadband connections.

>>56126086
I have FTTH connection.
I've set the cache location because I don't want it to use my OS SSD

mpc)

>>56126163
It caches to RAM, not SSD. Unless you want to cache absolutely everything of a 10GB stream, you won't run into your SSD.

>>56126254
Alright, thanks.

>>56111315
Literally

sudo dnf install mpv

is all you have to do. Unless this is bait, in which case, I'm the retard.

>>56126619
Or from the software manager.

>>56105953
Can't run that shit on ubuntu 12.04 LTS

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What's the point of using this over KCP/MPC-HC?

Also why did the developer change all instances of master/slave? Is this an SJW project now?

>>56128284
You will be /g/ approved!
>>56111315
doesn't linux has that apt-get bullshit on their cmd?

>>56128284
They got rid of slave mode because it was a feature reminiscent of mplayer, and they replaced it with libmpv and the JSON IPC
The 'discriminatory or something' was a joke

>>56113685
What ubuntu version are you on?

>>56128843
16.04, and using multiple monitors.

whatever happen to the custom configs for low-medium-high?

how can I disable mpv using my GPU? I have a shit GPU and trying to play games that max it out means I can't play mpv along side it.

>>56130157
By default it shouldn't be using you gpu
Try hwdec=no, maybe?

>>56130262
I guess one of my placebo settings was increasing my usage for some reason

I'm still getting 5% usage even with hwdec=no though

Mpv needs an arm port and thus a 3ds port

>>56120877
I move subs within the bounds of the video because while it covers shit up, my eye doesn't have to move much from the action.

>>56130157
How do you expect to see something on your screen without it going through the GPU?

>>56130830
watching via html5 on firefox uses no gpu

>>56130894
Not him, but you probably have a dvi, hdmi or vga cable coming out of your gpu and into the monitor
Even if the gpu isn't doing hardware acceleration, everything that gets rendered is going through the gpu one way or another

>>56105953
Where can I get an OSX build of mpv without having to compile it myself?

>>56131292

brew install mpv

>>56130830
>>56130894
Are you guys pretending to be stupid? he is basically asking for the player to barely use the GPU if at all, why you niggas gotta make this shit more complicated than it is.

>>56111315
If you want to compile it the list of dependencies are on the github page. Also where it says development headers you need the packages called ffmpeg-devel, libass-devel etc.

>>56131864

-vo null

>>56133006

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>he has to type in commands to play vidya

>>56119752
So you don't really know how to engineer stuff do you?

>>56133508
?

Is video-sync=display-resample finally fixed on windows?

>>56106770
+1

>>56135039
>Is video-sync=display-resample finally fixed on windows?
What's wrong with it?

What's with all the ESL posters in this thread? Half the posts here are incomprehensible garbage.

Can this shit play .mp7 files?

>>56136139
mpv is mostly used by linux users
most linux users are poor people from third world countries

>>56136878
That doesn't explain the legions of people who come into these threads to speak the praises of MPC-HC/madVR/PotPlayer/VLC in broken English.

>>56137169
false flaggers

>>56136292
What the hell is an .mp7 file? If VLC or MPC-HC and LAV can play it, mpv can play it, since they all use the same codecs.

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so i just downloaded mpv. i wanna add caching to the player but the mpv.conf file just doesn't exist. do i need to create the file or what?

>>56137270
Yes.

>tfw stucked years with shitty vlc and movies can't play correctly, lag, sutter etc
>the exact same files work fine on mvp

thanks g

tho it would be better if mvp had menu and not key stuff

I'm still not sure how to change the settings of the OSC. Do I have to add

script-opt

somewhere in the mpv.conf? Or can I make a simple osc.conf, and place it in the same directory?

>>56137627
https://mpv.io/manual/master/#on-screen-controller

What do you mean exactly?

>>56137833
All I wanted to do was set a minimum size for the complete OSC, and have it aligned to the bottom. I just don't understand the instructions of how to do it properly.

>>56137895
"lua-settings/osc.conf placed in mpv's user dir"
for alignment add "valign=1"

>color is fucked up on mpv but not on smplayer using mpv as engine
what

>>56138240
Describe “fucked up”

Given the choice I would lead towards mpv being the right one and SMPlayer getting it wrong, but it's possible your mpv might simply be misconfigured

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>>56139180
I just grabbed smplayer's mpv and now it looks fine again.

It was like this before, top being smplayer and bottom being mpv.

>>56139252
That sort of looks like mpv had color management enabled and SMPlayer did not

What are your mpv settings and what is the file's metadata? (mpv as of recent-ish versions will automatically enable color management if the file itself is wide gamut, and previous mpv versions just had it off altogether - if SMPlayer's “mpv” binary is older that would explain the difference)

>>56139380
My mpv settings are empty, if you're referring to mpv.conf file. I just grabbed the latest from here https://bitbucket.org/rorgoroth/mpv-for-windows/downloads

>>56111475
it only sucks because you watch little kid's cartoons. watch something adult instead of slanteye-ching-chong bullshit

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Hey people who use the most advanced operating system!
Ranpha has just released a new full installer with good madvr presets:
http://wp.me/PrgSo-b1#checklist

>>56107327
What the hell is wrong with your video encoding choices is the real question.

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Seriously mpv can't compete with its miserable opengl backend.

>>56111475
Why do people think media players that do that are the fault of the players?

LEARN HOW FUCKING VIDEO ENCODING WORKS, YOU SHIT FOR BRAINS.

>>56140186
>hw acceleration for videos
If you watch videos that need fucking acceleration to render smoothly, you have failed life.

>>56139252
>>56139380
Also I just noticed the colors are only washed up like that with .mp4 files that I recorded with shadowplay. Every other one is normal, including other .mp4 files I downloaded to test..

>>56140106
>>56140186
Show an image comparison or fuck off

>>56140245
No hardware acceleration in the picture, dude.
It's all about rendering, there are some articles and if you are smart enough good code samples to learn it in depth.

>>56141117
There are tons of them in the ranpha's website.
MadVR's SuperRes algo is quite awesome.

>>56140057
>>56140106
>>56140164
Why hasn't this guy been banned yet? He goes into every single mpv thread, posting his autistic image captions and pro-madVR or pro-mpv flame bait over and over again.

You can tell it's him by his fucking awful grammar and constant re-use of phrases.

>>56140552
Post a stats.lua screendump or mediainfo of the file

(Or just post a file)

>>56141477
Gnagnagnagna... Why are you so angry?

>>56141477
I think your AI had some trouble detecting people.

>>56141460
it's just you are fucking retarded

>>56131316
Cool
Installation took forever tho desu

>>56131316
>>56141580
Doesn't “brew install” essentially compile the program + all of its deps?

>>56141587
Then use the cask.

>>56107055
>clover dev making mpv for android
I like this desu

>>56141488
http://pastebin.com/Wd5y0Gr1

>>56141620
The only really odd thing in there is this, I guess:

Transfer characteristics                 : BT.470 System M

(not actually sure what that translates to in mpv terms)

either way, tagging a screen recording with BT.601 is just hilariously wrong, maybe that's the issue you're having?

>>56141710
I really have no idea. The colors were fine up until yesterday, even.

wangblows 10 here. downloaded mpv and used install.bat, but when i open cmd and type mpv, it tells me that it's an unknown command. if i cd to the directory of mpv.exe, it works, but that seems like a shitload of work to do everytime i want to open a video. is there any way to make mpv command universal?

>>56141871
Add the install dir to your path.

>>56141814
Did you install a system-wide ICC profile or something?

>>56141910
Not really. The weird thing is that the video only has washed up colors in the newest iterations of mpv. Older iterations and other players it's fine.

>>56141964
bisect it. It may have been 6e6c32ed that caused your issue, since it changed the way color management is handled by default

The odd thing is that BT.601->BT.709 is still treated as a noop by default, so since your video is BT.601 it shouldn't really be causing this

>>56141890
thanks dood

>>56141981
Meh, fuck it. I'll just use Bomi for .mp4. Can't be assed to go through this much trouble for a video player.

>>56142002
>I'll just use bomi
Good idea, now let's wait until bomi pulls in the new upstream behavior and you'll get the same thing again

I guess at the end of the day the most likely culprit is ShadowPlay creating a bad file which trips up mpv's color management logic.

Feel free to blame either mpv or ShadowPlay, but mpv is doing the right thing by adapting colors by default - not that shit-eyed plebeians who think oversaturated=good would know any better

>>56142125
the 06/25 build seems to work fine, guess i'll be using this one forever since "mpv is doing the right thing".

>>56142220
>"mpv is doing the right thing".
That's devs excuse for everything they don't want to fix on mpv

>>56141477
I don't see whats wrong with him talking about other players, though it seems to be mostly posted by trolls.
>>56141871
Environmental variables > system variables > Path > new > type a > click it once > browse > select your mpv directory > close > open cmd > refreshenv > type mpv

Most of the times, or at least for me you have to restart for it to work, but you can check and or use it if you use refreshenv beforehand.

I want to drop VLC. Is mpv+smplayer the way to go?

>>56142717
what are you looking for in a player?

>>56142727
I just want a player that works well with livestreamer.

>>56142471
>I don't see whats wrong with him talking about other players, though it seems to be mostly posted by trolls.
No trolls, just corporate men.

>Environmental variables > system variables > Path > new > type a > click it once > browse > select your mpv directory > close > open cmd > refreshenv > type mpv
You know windows has powerful cli tools tools, you can make everything you detailed with just one command.

>>56142733
it works really well in my experience

Still no better scaler than JINC based filters?
That's really weird that people find SUPER-XBR good for movies.
NNEDI3 is awesome but still too much gpu intensive.

>>56142769
>Still no better scaler than JINC based filters?
jinc is mathematically perfect

>>56142813
>>56142769
Jinc is ewa_lanczos, or ewa_lanczossharp, or what?

>>56142813
What about "enhancements" for very large upscaling?
Why is SuperRes working so great?

>>56142738
>You know windows has powerful cli tools tools, you can make everything you detailed with just one command.
What?

I am making some performance comparisons between madvr/mpdn/mpv on my shitty machine. I use Jinc3 in mpdn and I don't know why jinc/ewa_lanczos in mpv is so slow (use more GPU) compared to mpdn! Is there an equivalent to Jinc3 for mpv?

>>56142890
>Why is SuperRes working so great?
Because you ignore all the artifacts

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Help someone please. Should my laptop with hd4000 graphics be able to play 1080 video (external monitor & mpc)? I basically gave up and stick to 720 because it struggles but it's getting annoying.

IS THERE A WAY

>>56143034
Yes it sometimes looks less natural but it's quite amazing.
I don't know why mpv and kodi devs didn't include something similar in their player? However there is an user-shader for mpv!

>>56143064
Yes HD4000 can play 1080 with absolute ease. Also with MPC-HC.
Set it to EVR(CP) in the video settings, then right-click the player and "Reset to optimal", then right-click again and uncheck any of the "floating point" settings.

Alternatively with MPV:
hwdec=auto
vo=opengl:deband

Or MPV:
hwdec=auto
vo=direct3d

Above option is probably the highest performing one.

>>56143064
>dual core
>1.6 Gz
You're having tough luck. But you can try speedup in mpv with this

vd-lavc-fast
vd-lavc-skipfilter=all

>>56143206
It's a Sandy Bridge dual core at 1.6Ghz, it's not a problem as long as hwdec=auto is on. You'll probably be fine with Silvermont 1Ghz cores too.

>>56143236
If the video is animu, probably it is in h264 hi10p. Then hwdec=auto is doing nothing

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>>56143190
Thank you so much

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Anyone having twitch streams play repeat itself at the start?

Could this be because of youtube-dl or mpv, I am leaning more towards a youtube-dl problem.

also to clarify, it repeats the first 1-3 secs of the streams and than goes on normally.

>>56143720
Sounds like it grabs the first HLS part, plays it and has not yet buffered in the second, so plays it again.
What happens when you add --no-cache before playing?

>>56143885
http://pastebin.com/NJfYt4fS ( this is from the CMD copy/pasted)

Same thing, also getting shit tons of errors.

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>>56144002
So it doesn't play at all when using --no-cache?
You should always add your conf to the bottom of the log when you're showing something to anyone else, because for me it's working swimmingly. I do get the same tiny little repeat at the start, and I don't get that when I directly go to the URL.
I guess this is a youtube-dl thing yes. But I can see why you want to play it using MPV instead of the website, the quality difference is staggering, especially during motion! Though there is the 500-1000ms or so delay.

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>>56144195
It does play with no-cache
>But I can see why you want to play it using MPV instead of the website
huh? doubtful but now that you have mentioned it there is a clear difference in color.
Maybe it's what>>56139252
was talking about?
>You should always add your conf to the bottom of the log
It's not a log. " ( this is from the CMD copy/pasted) " but I can give you one and the conf, if you want to.

>>56144269
To clarify:

Left = twitch on chrome
right = mpv

vo=opengl-hq:interpolation:tscale=linear:backend=dxinterop

video-sync=display-resample
ytdl-format=bestvideo+bestaudio/best
hwdec=auto-copy

>>56144269
>>56144282
If you're using any recent build, like the one from mpvio or Rorgoroth's, you should use backend=angle. It'll make things much nicer for you.

I just tried livestreamer with
>livestreamer <your link> source
And I had no issue of the first second repeating, so I am guessing it's youtube-dl related.

>>56143009
Powershell! And microsoft ported it on linux!
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Microsoft-PowerShell-On-Linux

>>56144357
>you should use backend=angle. It'll make things much nicer for you.
I use it, but I also stopped using it because of the window resize bug.
>I just tried livestreamer
Yeah, that's what I though.
Anyway, since apparently.>>56139380
>That sort of looks like mpv had color management

How would you disable the color management feature? can't really find it on the manual.
>>56144436
ok

>>56144517
You don't have color management turned on. Dxinterop means you have to set video colors to 0-255 in Nvidia control panel. No need for that with Angle.

>>56118133
Same here.
>>56118370
Yes,
No, I use niveau driver. Can I help it?

>>56145282
>0-255 in Nvidia control panel
You mean the color range on HDMI? I am using DVI.
>You don't have color management turned on.
So why are the colors so different? next possible problem I can think is the hwdec.

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>>56145706

>>56145770
I am lost, I have it the same way, and I see no 0-255 option? exactly what do you mean?

Potplayer - fucking garbage. MPC-HC masterrace for watching anime/thread . MPV for linux users.

>>56145798
>With the NVIDIA settings
>Dynamic range: Full (0-255)

Or just ANGLE.

>>56145692
>No, I use niveau driver. Can I help it?
Use the proprietary drivers

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Can anyone tell me how to use nnedi3 with mpv?

I downloaded nnedi3-nns128-win8x6-all.hook from https://github.com/bjin/mpv-prescalers/tree/master for testing but I don't think anything's happening. my mpv.conf looks like this:

vo=opengl-hq:interpolation:blend-subtitles:cscale=ewa_lanczossharp:scale=ewa_lanczossharp:tscale=catmull_rom:tscale-clamp:temporal-dither:target-prim=bt.709:target-trc=bt.1886:gamma-auto:icc-profile-auto:3dlut-size=256x256x256:user-shaders="C:\Program Files\SMPlayer\mpv\Shaders\nnedi3-nns64-win8x6-all.hook"
video-sync=display-resample
audio-pitch-correction=yes
initial-audio-sync=yes
hwdec=no
ytdl-format=bestvideo+bestaudio
log-file=C:\test\output.txt

But when I run a video I get pic
[spoiler]i also don't know what's up with the contrast but ignore that, i just want nnedi3 to work[/spoiler]

i was hoping for my cpu usage to increase, since i'm using the 128 neurons version, but it's identical (about 5-6% usage with a 3350p at 3.1GHz)

Any ideas?

>>56140186
>NNEDI3 is objectively the best upscaler out there
ayy lmao

>>56148249
Did you really try it or are you a jealous poorfag?

>>56148249
Haasn proved it is the best here:
https://github.com/haasn/mpvhq-upscalers/blob/master/Rose.md

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>using a literal meme-player that's about as bad as VLC
kek

>>56148588
ewa_lanczossharp is the best

>>56149083
Your memeing doesn't work when someone has already posted the same video in the thread

>>56148588
>that
>the best
enjoy your warpsharp

>>56149607
What's the best?

>>56149097
Nah.

>>56149791
>What's the best?
ewa_lanczossharp or ewa_ginseng you blind tard.

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>>56149819
nnedi3 clearly looks the best. Look at the right side of the flower. The other two are blurrier

>>56149855
>Look at the right side of the flower.
it looks artificial
Also all other sides look better with ewa_lanczossharp.
Also enjoy shit tone of added blur if your display size is less than 2x of the video size.

>>56150013
>it looks artificial
well memed

>>56150025
>blind tard

>>56150060
i feel insulted

>>56117566
>User scripting
pointless
>color management
pointless
>more customization options
pointless
>streaming
lol pointless
>open source
pointless
>support for different hardware decoding APIs
pointless
>fast startup and minimal resource usage
Neither is a problem on my 4690k+660 ti.

>>56150251
>pointless
retarded

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>>56145823
Using both.

>>56150489
First click the radio button with "With the Nvidia settings"

I dunno if this is a mpv or vsync problem but everytime I watch animay I get some stutters when the screen is moving (like FPS drops in videogames). Everything is fine while watching movies.

I'm not using any custom config.

>>56151714
Could be stutter or judder due to the mismatched framerate of the anime vs your screen's refresh rate. That would happen to everything you maybe just don't notice it on movies because they have more shit going. Either that or I suck dicks

>>56151517
I appreciate it, this seems to have fix it, I'll check more into it later.

however the true question is, why the fuck does Nvidia like to limit the colors usage, this shit also happens when you put a HDMI as your input/output.

>>56151714
That does sound very weird, anime is playing fine here, what build/release are you using? log? computer specs?

How do I use mpv with Livestreamer?

>>56152762
You use youtube-dl instead.

anyhow, you just need to change the player in the livestreamer config file that it has IIRC.

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Been using this player for ages, but haven't bothered yet with video presets outside of pointing at my monitor's .icc profile. What preset should I be looking at to get good quality video out of my chinese cartoons?

specs are pic related.

Pokemon Go support when?

>>56154129
Just let it die, there has been enough talk in the past threads.

>>56149855
>artifacting along the edges
>distortion of features
yeah, no thanks

Will a monitor set to 24Hz correct PAL speedup?

>>56152762
--player "path/to/mpv"

Nicolas Robidoux talks about "deblurring" kernels for ewa scalers here
http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=21703&start=90
Does mpv include such feature? (I think not?).

>>56154951
mpv supports this, see

scale-blur

.

ewa_lanczossharp

is an example of a shader that uses this.

>>56107055
psst

make a win10 mobile port

>>56154290 #
Why not using SuperRes? It avoids some of the nnedi3 upscaling artefacts. However I still prefer ewa_lanczos + adaptive-sharpen (2 passes, 0,3 strength) to get sharp picture.

>>56156221
All the screenshots I've seen of superres have been absolutely terrible

>>56156251
That's why madshi added anti-bloating and anti-ringing features. Looks good with nnedi3 luma upscaling/doubling but it needs multiple passes to be efficient!

>>56156302
>looks good
Feel free to share a screenshot. Personally, I don't believe in magic.

No algorithm can invent information that isn't there, which is why SuprerRes of any kind always looks terrible/artificial. All they do is distort the features to make it seem sharper than it is, but for photos and live action it absolutely fucks up the image. Might work well for flat cartoons / line art with no texture, but that's about it.

>>56156331
And how can it fuck up the picture if all it does is removes blur and ringing artifacts?

>>56156580
Digital image processing is more complicated than you seem to believe.

>removes ringing
This makes the image looks unnatural. Ringing is a good thing, because it preserves the frequencies our eyes respond to

>removes blur
This is the wrong way to phrase it. “remove blur” is the same as “add information”. Doing so would require making up information, which you can't do. So in practice, all algorithms that try to invent information where it doesn't exist end up distorting or warping the features instead, which is what every single SuperRes-type algorithm (of which I've seen dozens) ends up doing.

There is simply no way to get free information out of nothing. ewa_lanczos is pretty much mathematically perfect in that it loses no information and adds no information. There's not much else to do, either you lose information (shit scaler) or you try and add information (suprerres, unnatural)

>>56156660
I'm talking about currently avaliable SuperRes which is anti-ring tier shader, not those "enhancers".

>would require making up information, which you can't do.
of course you can, from source image, because upscalers add blur you just remove it after upscaling.

>>56156765
>I'm talking about currently avaliable SuperRes which is anti-ring tier shader, not those "enhancers".
I don't give a shit whether you want to call it “enhancing”, “anti-ringing/blurring” or whatever, I'm telling you how it is. Your marketing tactics are irrelevant.

>of course you can, from source image, because upscalers add blur you just remove it after upscaling.
I give up, nobody can be this stupid

>>56156801
you sound retarded
of course it dosn't remove artifacts, only reduces.
and I don't give a fuck if you give a fuck.

>>56156913
>and I don't give a fuck if you give a fuck.
Great, then we can agree to not give a fuck about each other.

In the meantime, I'll continue not implementing superres. If you want it that badly, you can learn image processing and implement it yourself. (If you still want to by then)

>>56156970
who asked you to implement superres? not me for sure, I don't need it.

>>56152762

livestreamer $STREAMPATH --player mpv

>>56157048 #
I am not him!

>>56156970
If you didn't find any SuperRes like algo you like I will not force you to implement something similar into mpv. ;)

Someone post their config

>>56157634

ytdl-raw-options=yes-playlist=
--ontop
--no-border

Put my kpop MV playlists in a floating borderless window so it's always visible.

>>56157634

hwdec=auto-copy
vo=opengl-hq:scale=ewa_lanczossharp:cscale=ewa_lanczossharp:blend-subtitles=yes:backend=angle
ao=wasapi
audio-channels=stereo
ytdl-format=bestvideo[vcodec=vp9]+bestaudio/bestvideo+bestaudio/best
ass-hinting=normal
osd-font='Noto Sans'
sub-text-font='Noto Sans'
tls-verify
tls-ca-file="C:\Apps\Path\mpv\ca-bundle.crt"
no-cache

This is used with Noto Sans fonts installed (else just rename that to "Segoe UI" or something) and for headphones usage. Put a # before the tls-* lines if you're not using Rorgoroth's package, and change the path to your path if you do.

>>56157634
https://0x0.st/Mq5.txt

>>56158687
>https://0x0.st/Mq5.txt
What's wrong with pulseaudio?
What's the use of pulseaudio?