/mpv/ - The Open Source and Cross Platform Video Player

mpc-hc is still better for the near future

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>>61466739

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Still no volume control, linked mkv support, or album art?

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>>61466677
Hey mpv pros, how do I make my mouse wheel change volume instead of skipping a minute ahead?

I tried the MPC-HC conf but it doesn't work with 0.26.

>>61467388
It supports all of those things.

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>>61467388
>volume control
It's right there.

>linked mkv support
Does anyone even use that besides this one autistic person?

>album art
There's scripts for that that are pretty easy to set up, but seriously though why not use an actual music player (as in a program actually designed for playing music)?

>>61467389
I'm on Linux, so this might not work the same in Windows but you should be able to change the volume with the mouse wheel if you hold the mouse pointer over the speaker icon while spinning it.

>>61467388
>Still no volume control
Already implemented.
>linked mkv support
No one uses it.
>album art
Not a music player.

Now fuck off kuchikirukia.

>>61466677
I want to make yet another mpv frontend

>>61467389
>>61467437
Me again, if you want the mouse wheel to change the volume by default then you can set that directly in the input.conf file. It looks super easy to do according to the sample input.conf.

>https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/etc/input.conf

>>61467454
Do it. The problem doesn't seem to be in making them but in maintaining them.

Baka-MPlayer and Bomi were both great but now they are both abandoned (though I saw a mysterious git message saying that the Baka-MPlayer guys were working on something big behind the scenes).

So on windows is setting hwdec to auto bad vs just using software rendering? As in are some settings only usable in software mode?

>>61467455
>>Me again, if you want the mouse wheel to change the volume by default then you can set that directly in the input.conf file. It looks super easy to do according to the sample input.conf.

That doesn't work anymore on 0.26. See for yourself.

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>>61467479
>though I saw a mysterious git message saying that the Baka-MPlayer guys were working on something big behind the scenes

>>61467479
I want to automate script management, a frontend to input.conf, and mpv.conf.

>>61467515
>drag and move mouse to seek
absolutely why

Does the latest build fix stuttering in macOS?

>>61467494
>>61467389
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/4623

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>>61467388
Fuck off kuchikirukia.

>>61467479
>>61467515
https://github.com/mochi-player/mochi-player

>>61467542
What are you talking about? You're not quoting the right person.

>>61467515
I dug up some more info for you.

Some messages saying they're working on something big going all the way back to November.
https://github.com/u8sand/Baka-MPlayer/issues/229#issuecomment-258646096
https://github.com/u8sand/Baka-MPlayer/issues/241#issuecomment-270988848

Message from February talking about this in more detail:
https://github.com/u8sand/Baka-MPlayer/issues/196#issuecomment-182126531


The most recent information I could find on it:
https://github.com/u8sand/Baka-MPlayer/issues/259

tl;dr:
>Baka-MPlayer is being refactored into Mochi-Player.
>Mochi-Player compiles and has more features than Baka-MPlayer, but was(is?) more buggy than Baka-MPlayer.
>Once Mochi-Player has an actual release, users of Baka-MPlayer "will be notified" through the website.
>Development is slow as the developers are busy.

Seems they're working in the development branch here:
https://github.com/mochi-player/mochi-player/tree/develop

and TODOs
https://github.com/mochi-player/mochi-player/projects/1
>Migration from Baka-MPlayer. While not too many major aspects are left, a large amount of minor ui glitches are present that need to be hammered out along with testing on Windows and Mac OSes.

From June 18th
>While I don't have a timeline yet, I can tell you that there really isn't an overwhelming amount to be done. Many of the Major TODO parts are done and just need testing and the Minor TODO things might take from a few minutes to an hour.

Anyone wanna try compiling it?

Doom9 unbanning when?

>>61467445
>No one uses it.
Funny you've had multiple requests.

>>61467949
It will be on libmpv, right?
>>61467989
mpv is not banned on doom9

>>61467949
https://mochi-player.github.io/contribute/

>>61468009
*based on libmpv

>>61468009
Yes it is. For stealing from madshi.

Does mpv work as well on Windows as it does on GNU/Linux? Does it truly use OpenGL or is it one of those OGL->D3D9 translation layer hacks?

>>61468009
>>61468017

Yes it will.

https://mochi-player.github.io/
>Thanks to the powerful libmpv playback engine, mochi-player can play many files. mpv has an OpenGL based video output that is capable of many features loved by videophiles, such as video scaling with popular high quality algorithms, color management, frame timing, interpolation, and more.
>Don't let the slim design fool you. Power users who want to change that obscure mpv option can do so right from the built in command line. All you have to do is append the word mpv to the command.

>>61468021
Is the other way around kid.

>>61468037
Nice.

>>61468049
madshi isn't banned from doom9. mpv has to use 4chan as their forums.

>>61468033
Works well for me, I'm on Windows 10.

>>61468069
And?
Also mpv is not banned.

>>61468086
mpv is banned for stealing from madshi.

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>>61468093
>Claims mpv is banned on doom9 because stole code from madshi.
>Provides zero evidence for both of the claims, the banning and the stolen code.

>>61468157
Pretending you don't do it won't get you unbanned. Perhaps you should try apologizing.

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>>61468168
Provide the evidence then, of both the ban and the stolen code.

>>61468168
Then what is this, you fucking idiot?
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1809097
http://forum.doom9.net/showthread.php?p=1803006

>>61468049
>m...madshi was banned from doom9 for stealing from mpv!
Funny he's there and mpv isn't.

>>61468203
Ignoring >>61468185
Stop shitposting m8, you're trying too hard.

>>61468093
Good, I hope it won't be long till mpv is banned from here too, maybe then we can finally have AV-related threads without mpvfags shitting it up every single time

>>61468215
Problem is wm4 is a mod and he's the one making these threads.

>>61468221
>>61468215
>Samefagging this hard.

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>>61468228
Come on now anon, being a little too defensive aren't we?

>>61468238
>He thinks a screenshot proves anything.
Go back to discuss madvr in your beloved doom9.

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>>61468228
>can't even detect samefag

>>61468248
>there's no way I could be an idiot, he obviously edited his pic to prove some faggot on a shitty thread wrong!
You really aren't that important kiddo, then again with the absolute state of these threads I can't really blame you for being this paranoid

>>61468260
The state of the threads??
Most of the time they're alright (see last two threads) but when shitposters like you come and try to derail the thread there's nothing we can't do.

>>61468285
Apologize to madshi and the Doom9 team and maybe you'll be allowed back there.

>>61468295
Back where?

Does mpv has dynamic range compression?

>>61468316
Yes.

>>61468316
Yes, you need acompressor.lua, download here:
https://github.com/medhefgo/mpv-acompressor

>>61468344
Thanks.

>>61468344
You don't need that. It has it built in. See the manual.

>>61467657
Thanks for this

>>61468316
Audio: Yes, multiple: af=loudnorm, af=dynaudnorm, af=acompressor etc.
Video: Yes, multiple: see --hdr-tone-mapping=help

Just me or https://mpv.srsfckn.biz/ is down?

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>>61469591
Is down for me too.

>>61469591
ddosed by madshi

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>>61469623
>>61469641
Fug.
Clean install here and I don't really trust sourceforgeshillaroo builds.

>>61469641
more like kuchikirukia

Oooooooh!
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/4616#issuecomment-316643239

>This performs almost 50% faster on my machine (!!), from 4650μs down to about 3176μs for ewa_lanczossharp.
Devs and math. :D

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>>61469901
>>61469930
Nice.

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Is haasn sleeping at his desk all the time?
Is he exploited in a stupid company without desks? (pic related)
Is he using a workout desk like Linus Thorvald?

>>61470301
Stop taking drugs, foozoor

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Why am I getting red frame timings after updating to the latest version? I'm only using profile=opengl-hq and interpolation. The gpu/cpu load is less than 10%, and there's no framedrops or anything. Should I worry? Previous version worked perfectly fine.

>>61470703
>hevc
maybe you were playing h264 before?

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>>61470729
I'm getting red/yellow frames even with h264. Previous version worked fine with hevc.

>>61470703
Did your average timings increase or are you just getting higher peaks?

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>>61470781
it's just peaks I think.

>>61467723
>kuchikirukia
I fucking knew it.

>>61467480
Hardware decoders always fuck up colors or add some other problems. Use it only if your playback gets bottlenecked by your CPU.

>>61470891
Not always.

>>61470899
Yeah, meant sometimes.

>>61470806
Try enabling opengl-pbo

>>61470986
With opengl-pbo enabled mpv crashes every time I try to play something.

How do I rebind the mouse wheel to volume and
mouse side buttons to chapter skip?

>>61471068
sounds like ANGLE quality

try using dxinterop?

>>61471091
MOUSE_BTN3 add volume 10
MOUSE_BTN4 add volume -10
MOUSE_BTN5 add chapter -1
MOUSE_BTN6 add chapter 1

>>61471124
cheers mate

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>>61471119
Does not help.

>>61471091
>>61471144
scroll wheel might be AXIS_UP and AXIS_DOWN
you can run

mpv --input-test --force-window --idle

too see what each input registers as

>>61471162
It doesnt matter if it only happens at the very start. Its normal.

>>61471181
Yeah but in his screenshot over at >>61470806 you can see that the uploads are peaking quite heavily on a regular basis

opengl-pbo could prevent that

>>61471170
Thanks, apparently even my mouse side buttons are different being 7 & 8

>>61471198
Is it beneficial to use opengl-pbo with dxinterop?

is there a low quality preset I can try? Playback is smooth (smooth as a 60hz screen can get playing 24hz video that is) on my laptop using video-sync=display-resample, but it isn't smooth once I fullscreen the video.

>>61471162
Are these diagnostics generated by some LUA script or what?

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>>61471181
The problem is that it happens all the time.
Tried enabling opengl-pbo with dxinterop, it didn't crashed this time, but the problem still persist

>>61471275
https://github.com/Argon-/mpv-stats

>>61471238
I would strongly assume so. Have you tried it?

>>61471303
Can you try the direct rendering branch? (opengl-dr)

>>61471312
Enabled it just now. I felt like it was unnecessary since everything worked great for me anyway. I'm not the anon with spikes.

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>>61471317
Here's opengl-dr

>>61471312
Can you tell me if this is correct expression on Windows, please?

audio-device='wasapi/{3941f377-01db-4947-8421-4659983c54b9}'

Or should i use " instad of '.

>>61471397
Is that really the opengl-dr branch?

>>61471453
Sorry, but what is opengl-dr branch?
I just set profile=opengl-dr in the config.

>>61471483
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/tree/opengl-dr?files=1

>>61471507
Is that for Linux only? I'm on Windows.

>>61471526
you need to compile using that branch

Any of you using stats.lua on wangblows? I can't get it to show me frame timings, only the video and audio info.

>>61471537
I know how to compile on Linux, but I never compiled anything on Windows.

>>61471558
>Any of you using stats.lua on wangblows?
I do. See screenshots above.
>I can't get it to show me frame timings, only the video and audio info.
Are you using the latest mpv version?

>>61471558
If you're on mpv 0.25.0 or lower you'll have to use an older script. https://github.com/Argon-/mpv-stats/releases

>Update mpv and SSimSuperRes
>Occasionally drop frames at the start and have my driver crash
fug

>>61471453
I'm not him, but I just tried opengl-dr, and while stats.lua shows total rendering time ~10k, 4k video still lags as before. wtf.

>>61471607
>>61471615
yeah i'm on shinchiro's 0.25.0-362, i'll try that older script thanks

>>61471660
Are you sure your CPU can actually decode it?

I have a 32 core system and it just _barely_ works, still drops frames on heavier parts

>>61471677
CPU usage is 50-60%.

>>61471692
Useless information

Try on an easier 4K file to play, like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpKSevtotLg

>>61471677
>32 core system
>4K video barely_ works
WAT. I have no problems playing 4K on my quad core i5.

>>61471707
Yes, 30fps video works fine, but 60fps lags badly.

>>61471742
Try this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNJdPyoqt8U

>>61471742
Check your CPU load during playback. If its near 100% on all cores then it will bottleneck playback. Then you will have to use hardware acceleration.

>>61471754
Flawless.

>>61471754
Flawless playback. It is not 60FPS video though.

>>61471760
This is >>61471692 during playback, ~50% on all cores.

can i use any scalers with dxinterop?

Those youtube videos are a shit test. Even if you find real 60FPS video it has low bitrate.
>>61471799
Yes, of course.

>>61471812
>Yes, of course.
what's the default, bilinear? i don't think this iGPU potato can handle much more honestly

Well, I guess I'll stick with the older version for now. Thanks everyone for the help.

>>61467389
This is in the faq. by default its set to horizontal scroll but it can be changed.

>>61466739
this + SVP for frame interpolation enthusiasts

>>61471677
Also there is a line scale=ewa_lanczos(rgb) + output to screen. wtf I'm not upscaling it.

I love mpv for playing youtube/livestreams, but mpc/madvr works better for me on windows

>>61471760
CPU load tells you nothing about the bottleneck

The real way to check would be with

ffmpeg -i FILE -map 0:v:0 -f null -frames 1000 /dev/null

On that kpKSevtotLg video I get 160 fps (5.34x speed) over this 1000 frame average, with around 20% CPU usage.
On the iNJdPyoqt8U sample I get 150 fps (4.99x speed) with around 31% CPU usage.
On something like the Sony 4K HDR clip I get 81 fps (1.35x speed) with 40% CPU usage.

>>61471303
>https://github.com/Argon-/mpv-stats
Thanks!

Seems that on my hardware (Linux + GTX 650 + i5-6600K) cuda>opengl>vdpau for hwdec.

I get this strange error if I use :
scale=ewa_lanczossharp
cscale=ewa_lanczos

with:
video-sync=display-resample
interpolation
tscale=oversample

After a while of playback the audio will cut out for a split second. The first time takes at least 10 minutes to happen but afterwards the cutting out repeats about each minute. I expected to see a bunch of dropped frames or something red/yellow leading up to this audio stuff but I'm not seeing anything. Does anyone have any ideas?

>>61472072
Have you checked the logs? Does it still happen with video-sync=display-desync?

>cuda>opengl>vdpau for hwdec.
There's no such thing as opengl hwdec. Also be careful with cuda, it likes to produce corrupt timestamps (leading to duplicated / flashing frames)

>>61472024
Then it's a CPU bottleneck, 0.6x speed, and ~50% CPU usage. But this video plays fine in Win 10 native video player, with ~90% CPU usage.

>>61472119
Try running mpv with --hwdec=auto or --hwdec=auto-copy

>>61472119
Is this a HEVC video? Whatever codec that ends up using might be more efficient than lavc-hevc, which is pretty unoptimized.

>>61472212
>Is this a HEVC video?
Yes

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>>61466677
Have fun with your NSA tapped bloatware

>>61471629
How do I make use of SSSR?
I have the glsl file in the shader folder inside mpv but how to I type it out in the mpv.conf?

Also is there a way to disable keyframe seeking?

Found something that said I had to use --hr-seek=no

But tried both
--hr-seek=no
and
hr-seek=no
in the mpv.conf and didn't work.

>>61473028
>How do I make use of SSSR?
opengl-shaders="~~/shaders/SSimSuperRes.glsl"

https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/4616
omg went for a month away and haasn implements compute shader support! Much better than opencl bs for compatibility, now waiting for nnedi3-compute

>>61473097
load-shaders=yes

# Backend related settings
opengl-shaders="~~/SSimSuperRes.glsl"
opengl-shaders=/SSimSuperRes.glsl
opengl-shaders=SSimSuperRes.glsl
SSimSuperRes.glsl
vo=opengl
profile=opengl-hq
opengl-backend=angle

Is how I've put it and tried different versions of putting it in there and as far as I see using screenshots, it doesn't really do anything for me.

>>61473149
Do normies really think just typing a bunch of random shit into their config file is going to work?

>>61473149
what the actual fuck is this shit

just fucking go back to vlc you're too fucking retarded for a text editor

>>61473236
It's a mediaplayer, not a coding sandbox.
Everything I find is either related to linux only guides or gibberish like "add this #!"¤&¤W¤#" without saying how, where or in what situation.

Example right here >>61473097
>opengl-shaders="~~/shaders/SSimSuperRes.glsl"
Doesn't say anything.
Now I know it's meant to be in the conf, but then what?
There's nowhere it says I need make a specific folder for anything.
Then there's these brainlet retards >>61473293

>>61473149
..................... There is literally decent config in the OP. There is info on how to make SSSR work on the SSSR page. Just copy OP + >>61473097

>>61473307
fucking read the manual, it explains everything about mpv, linux, osx and windows.

or fucking get out of here since you're obviously the dumbest fucker alive on earth

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>>61473149
thanks for the laugh

>>61473307
>>I have the glsl file in the shader folder inside mpv
>>opengl-shaders="~~/shaders/SSimSuperRes.glsl"
Thats all you need...

>>61473344
>copy OP
So mpv.conf stuff goes into input.conf, got it.

I'll paste opengl-shaders="~~/SSimSuperRes.glsl" into input.conf since that's the only *.conf in the OP.
>>61473374
How long did you have to code to get that ad hominem to work?

>>61473386
Then why does it scale exactly the same as it did before I even started using the shader?

>>61473389
>So mpv.conf stuff goes into input.conf, got it.
>I'll paste opengl-shaders="~~/SSimSuperRes.glsl" into input.conf since that's the only *.conf in the OP.


AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

You're madshi, aren't you? That's the only explanation for how stupid you are. Literally brainlet.

>>61473409
Of I forgot to put /s in the end.
Poor you fell for it even though it was obvious.

>>61473389
Just use dumb mode lmao.

>>61473389
>So mpv.conf stuff goes into input.conf, got it.
No... You create empty text file and rename it to mpv.conf (.conf is extension, not name). You put in it

profile=opengl-hq
video-sync=display-resample

and

opengl-shaders="~~/shaders/SSimSuperRes.glsl"

. Put conf file into mpv folder. The shader file should be in "shaders" folder inside mpv folder.

what does sssr do?

>>61473459
Now this is a proper helpful comment.

profile=opengl-hq
video-sync=display-resample

I have both these enabled.

I'll make a mpv folder inside the mpv folder then?
Because now the mpv.conf and input.conf is in the folder where mpv.exe is and the inputs and interpolation works without it being in \mpv\mpv\

>>61473529
>Because now the mpv.conf and input.conf is in the folder where mpv.exe
Its fine. You dont need a separate "mpv" folder. You just need a folder for "shaders".

>>61473553
Ah thanks.

>>61473529
>I'll make a mpv folder inside the mpv folder then?
>Because now the mpv.conf and input.conf is in the folder where mpv.exe
Why the fuck do you keep trying to make it as retarded as possible for yourself?

>and the inputs and interpolation works without it being in \mpv\mpv\
Considering interpolation isn't even enabled, that's quite the feat.

>>61473575
After you did everything.
>>Check your settings for compatibility errors by running mpv in command line or with
>
>log-file=log.txt
>
>. Search the log for "dumb" anything or for [e].

wut does sssr do???

>>61473628
It makes all "s" sounds super slurry, like a snake.

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>>61473599
Looks like I'm in the clear.

>>61473628
It makes upscaling look better.

>>61473639
>It makes upscaling look better.
Subjectively better.

>>61473639
Also get stats.lua (link in the OP) and put it into scripts folder. shift+i will show you stats. Pressing "2" during stats ON will show advanced stats so you can double check what scalers and shaders are enabled.

>>61471915
i.e. fucking retards
interpolated 60 FPS always looks like garbage

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>>61473639
part 2, now that I fixed what made the shader not load.
Which is nothing like mpv community had stated.

It had to have a separate folder which was not stated anyway, but it works now.
>appdata\roaming\mpv\SSimSuperRes.glsl

>>61473686
is it possible to interpolate to 30fps? that's the sweet spot imo

>>61473679
So that's how you enabled those stats.
Thanks.

>>61473686
Then go for 144FPS instead.
use less aggressive interpolation method and make sure you use the right profile.

>>61473703
You can set it to whatever you want with the pro version of SVP iirc.

>>61473697
>Which is nothing like mpv community had stated.
>
>It had to have a separate folder which was not stated anyway, but it works now.
It definitely doesn't, you just need to point to the correct folder with the shaders option.

>>61473734
But if it's using \mpv\here it should look in wherever the program is located right?

It's meant to be portable right?

>>61473761
No, that path doesn't even exist.

>>61473772
I mean as it shouldn't care where mpv is located.
Now it's still bound to using appdata\roaming locations, even though I haven't set that it should look there, it should look in the shaders folder inside the mpv, but it only found the shaders when I put it in the appdata\roaming\mpv folder.

>>61473703
are you talking about less 3:2 pulldown than 24 FPS? just use

video-sync=display-resample

and

interpolation

then

>>61473722
>paying for shitty interpolated video
t. SVP shill

>>61473791
I would never pay for SVP, I just said it supports it if it's the pro version.

>>61473786
You can definitely set it to use any folder you want.

>>61473814
Just don't know how to do it.
watch_later is also created in appdata\roaming\mpv
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/2042

>>61473829
And there I learned.

Just had to make a portable_config folder inside \mpv and store my .conf files in there.
Now it doesn't make folders in appdata.

>can't get frame timing data on stats.lua if you're using dxinterop
great

>>61474042
Youre using outdated mpv or stats.

>>61474116
mpv 0.25 and the last stats script before the one for 0.26 came out
the readme says that it gets it's frame timings from opengl vo anyways

stats doesn't work.
It says to click I or i, but nothing happens and
when I click 2 it just changes gamma.
putting
2 ignore in the conf fixes the gamma thing but still doesn't start the stats.lua script even though it's in the scripts folder.

>>61474197
I dont know about versions, i always use the latest one and stats always worked for me with dxinterop.

>>61474208
See >>61474116 Also not "i" but shift+i.

>>61474237
Stats work on the first page but the second one with frame timings doesn't.
Don't know what's wrong then, i tried the newest stats.lua as well.
I'll see if it works with lachs0r's build.

>>61474248
I typed "I and i" because that kinda automatically means that I clicked both i and shift+i.
I downloaded the latest version of MPV 3 days ago, and I just downloaded stats minutes ago.
I'm using the latest shinchiro version.

>>61474289
Im using latest shinchiro's build and it works just fine.

>>61474314
july 15's build? i don't know what's wrong then
i'll reinstall and see

>>61474338
Yes.

>>61474338
>july 15's build? i don't know what's wrong then
Keep in mind you're most likely replying to the same guy who thought you should put opengl shaders into input.conf and tried creating an mpv folder inside the mpv folder.

$10 says he didn't put the script in the right place, because he's allergic to documentation or something

>>61474676
>put opengl shaders into input.conf
You have a dent in your head if you couldn't spot the obvious sarcasm in >>61473389

There's something wrong with autoload.lua

When I use it to load the next video it jumps to the wrong file.
It should load
movie 1.mkv
movie 2.mkv
movie 3.mkv
...
movie 20.mkv
movie 21.mkv
movie 22.mkv
...
movie 30.mkv
movie 31.mkv
movie 32.mkv

But it fails with the names and load

movie 1.mkv
movie 20.mkv
movie 30.mkv

>>61475143
You neeed padding

>>61475165
It works when I renamed them
01
02
03
...
10
11
12
...
20
21
22

But it's kinda bad that it can't read

1
2
3
...
10
11
12
...
20
21
22

>>61475195
Works fine for me. You probably have weirdly named videos.

>>61475195
The script is foss,you're welcome to submit patches

>>61475208
They are listed correctly when sorted through names.
MPCHC reads them in the correct order.
MPV doesn't.

>>61475216
Can't, I don't code, nor should I have to fix someones faulty code.

>>61475245
>faulty
It's not faulty
Your data isnt properly setup.

>>61475254
Yet other media players and file managers have no problem at all.
The problem is MPV and it's because it's FOSS.

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>>61475361
Keep using your abandonware then.

>>61475361
>The problem is ... because it's FOSS.
How does that make sense?

>>61475361
Thank mpv, it's helping you rename your files in a non-retarded way. It's actually fixing your shitty filenames.

>>61475419
He is probably kuchikirukia, he is known in AB for hating FOSS, the retard even uses utorrent.

>>61475476
The kuchikirukia meme is going too far. I don't think she (male) shitposts that much.

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>>61475498

which scalers should i use if i'm on a intel HD 3000 potato? i watch too many fucking DVDs

>>61475723
you dont need scalers

>>61475723
Depending on input and output resolution you could use opengl-hq. I've done it with 720p content to 1600x900.

>>61475723
spline16 for both scale and cscale

>>61475723
spline36 probably

>>61475745
>>61475760
>>61475763
opengl-hq sends me right into dumbo mode
should i just use dxinterop and leave it like that?

>>61475498
The guy was desperate enough to make a bunch of fake github accounts and spam the mpv bug tracker with issues to support his shitty linked mkv releases because (I quote) he's too lazy to use ordered chapters.

I don't think this is beyond his “abilities”

Why does the 2017-07-18 build think that my side buttons are 7 and 8?
Had to add
MOUSE_BTN8 add volume 10
MOUSE_BTN7 add volume -10
to get my shit working. Never had this problem before.

>>61476286
Same reason as [spoiler][/spoiler]https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/4623

>>61473149
If you error out on config once, the whole config is ignored.

Stop being dum

>>61476655
so this is the power of foss... Wow

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>>61476723

>tfw mpv calls you dumb

>>61476655
not true

>>61476723
Nah not all foss, systemd will happily ignore parse errors in unit files and continue on as if nothing ever happened, even if that means running everything as root

>>61476748
Why'd you crop that?

>>61475498
I do glance over at this thread from time to time in amusement. I mean, how desperate do you have to be to accuse everyone who comes in with an issue with mpv to be someone who doesn't even use the player?
I'm an encoder. I use MPC-HC because I actually need something usable. A hobbyist player won't do. I can't be mucking about in a 200 page manual and editing text files whenever I need to change settings.
If mpv is suffering from wm4's inability to count, that's hilarious, but it has nothing to do with me. I don't even use playlists.

Though knowing this I might change the numbering of my releases to further troll mpv users.

>>61477008
So why exactly are you using this linked stuff instead of ordered chapters which are more powerful anyway?

Also I don't think many people use autoload.lua now.

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>>61476965

>>61477008
See >>61475399

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>>61477100

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>>61477126
Also have this one

>>61475419
It doesn't, I just said it because it's fun.
>>61475476
I'm not that kuchikuchi person, but I do use µt2.2.1.
>>61475993
Well unlike that tard I, while not educated in coding actually wants mpv to be easily used for noobs like me.

>>61477008
Please don't change the numbering, even though I'm a heavy MPC user and has used it for a decade I rather see that MPV gets somewhere.
>>61475471
unironically it's true, I renamed the videos because I couldn't code a solution for it and thus renamed them to 01,02... instead of 1,2.

>>61476655
Still, it worked for some reason on the other things.
Oh well.

Again, I'll make mpv work as close to MPC as possible (excluding the plugin support and madvr) for those that want to try a new player.

>>61477008
>I might change the numbering of my releases to further troll mpv users
Implying anyone watches your encodes, lul. Also you were showing off your mpv and saying how good it is in making proper screenshots compared to mpc-hc a few months ago.

>>61477136
Neat.

>>61477069
Ordered chapters require you to get the timing down to the millisecond. Why would I want to go back and forth checking that the chapter isn't cutting a frame off or introducing dead air when I can link in three clicks?

>>61477008
So it's confirmed that kuchikirukia is a buttmad samefagger who constantly spams these threads just like he spams github issue trackers?

That's actually... pretty sad, when you think about it

>>61477136
Gonna need a saucy sauce for that.

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>>61477008
>I might change the numbering of my releases to further troll mpv users
Oh no!

>>61477141
>Please don't change the numbering, even though I'm a heavy MPC user and has used it for a decade I rather see that MPV gets somewhere.
I'd rather not; please do change the numbering to troll all autoload.lua users. Piece of shit GUI babbies deserve it

>>61477237
energy kyo ka

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>>61477008
>Though knowing this I might change the numbering of my releases to further troll mpv users.
I've been on AB for 5 years now and I've never downloaded even one of your releases so I really don't give a shit.

>>61477213
>manually typing in timestamps
Oh shit. I bet you also manually type in the segment ID

ordered chapters are retarded anyway
hurr lemme remove all credit to the artists that made this shitty cartoon that i'm helping people steal for the sake of saving a little space
it's rude as fuck desu, those animators and shit work in poor conditions already, least you could do is leave their name on the damn thing even if nobody watching can read it

>>61477141
>Please don't change the numbering, even though I'm a heavy MPC user and has used it for a decade I rather see that MPV gets somewhere.
We don't advance by hiding our flaws. A major problem in the freetard community is their reliance on the, "You don't need to do that" excuse. They want to argue that their crapware is "the best" even though it can't do basic shit that every other piece of software can do, and they further shield themselves from criticism with, "It's free as in freedom! If you don't like it you can just fork it!"
It'll only be fixed when they run out of excuses.

>>61477231
>>61477308
Doesn't he spam private trackers with his shit as well? Is there literally anything this guy does in his life besides post online about how much he cares about linked segments (despite claiming not to)?

>>61477332
No, I love split files. I use a lua script to automatically skip all ODs/EDs/Previews anyway so this lets me just straight up not download them, saving bandwidth.

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>arguing with kuchikirukia

>>61477165
I've never taken a single screenshot in mpv. The mpv devs have utterly retarded ideas as to what good keybinds look like so I doubt it even uses MPC-HC's there, meaning I wouldn't even know how.

>>61477387
>enough confidence in his ability to make it proprietary
lmao

>>61477008
A lack of leading zeroes looks ugly as shit when the files are in a list regardless of whether or not the software orders them properly.

>>61477336
No one is hiding the mpv flaws
See:
>>61467389
>>61467657
>>61470703
>>61471119
>>61471162
>>61471170
>>61471303
>>61471397
>>61471629
>>61471879
>>61474208
>>61474248
>>61474313
But you're making a big fuss because "muh linked mkv" when you're the only autism that use that feature.
Fuck off the AB.

>>61477387
she's(he) right, you know?

>>61477336
It seems you have a severe misunderstanding of how the FOSS community works. FOSS is not a user culture, it's a developer culture. “You don't need to do that” is code for “I don't need to do that”. And “Implement it yourself” is code for “I don't care about this feature”.

Unless somebody with the ability to program cares about your feature, it won't get implemented. No matter how many bug trackers you spam. The whole whining and crying approach doesn't work in the FOSS world the way it does in the world of companies who are slaves to their users (for revenue). It's as simple as that. If you care that strongly about something, implement the code. And implement it well, or it'll get rejected. Otherwise, feel free to fuck off, because your problems are not Our Problems(tm).

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>>61477450
Is he a she or is she a he?

>>61477387
Ah, found the windows XP user

>>61477454
That's not really correct, there's plenty of (good) developers that implement stuff because they care about their users and think the feature request makes sense, even if they won't use it.

>>61477463
he is a he(male)

>>61477505
there's also projects that have bounties set up

>>61477505
Sure, but this is out of the sheer benevolence of the developer for the plight of the user. There is no power exchange going on. I should know, I write lots of FOSS and have often implement features that my users ask for even if I do not use them myself. Usually this falls into one of three categories:

1. The feature is easy to implement and harmless, so why not
2. The feature makes sense, and so implement it would improve my program
3. Implementing this feature would be an interesting challenge, and I feel like it
4. It's been something I wanted to write anyway, so another user asking for it gives me an excuse to get around to implementing it

But this is an entirely voluntary process. If a developer chooses to reject a feature (e.g. due to technical reasons), that usually weighs more strongly in the FOSS world - and especially for mpv, which pretty much hates its users.

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>>61477579
>which pretty much hates its users
Trying this hard just because "muh linked mkv".

>>61477387
Who is this self entitled faggot?
I've never heard of them

>>61477579
Indeed, but you made it sound like if you're not a developer then you can fuck off FOSS.

>>61477648
A fag that shitpost in animebytes(a private tracker).

>>61466677
any suggestions?

vo=opengl
opengl-backend=angle
tscale=catmull_rom                      # [sharp] oversample <-> linear (triangle) <-> catmull_rom <-> mitchell <-> gaussian <-> bicubic [smooth]
opengl-early-flush=no
opengl-pbo=yes
sigmoid-slope=10
scale=ewa_hanning
scale-radius=3.2383154841662362
cscale=ewa_lanczos
dscale=mitchell
scale-antiring=0
cscale-antiring=0
dither-depth=auto
correct-downscaling=yes
sigmoid-upscaling=yes
deband=yes
hwdec=d3d11va

>>61477454
The problem is you freetards are completely blind to the boatload of contradictions.
>WAAAH PROPRIETARY IS EVIL EVERYTHING SHOULD BE FOSS!
You've just shown why it shouldn't. The point fo software is to do work. It's the users who do work. A hobbyist project that only fits the developer's autism isn't very useful.
Good FOSS projects recognize that the very point is the user. MPC-HC is one of these which is why it has linked mkv support.

>>61477609
No, it's true. I'm not the linked mkv faggot. Go lurk in the #mpv-devel channel for a while or something and listen to such gems like

17:11 <avih> the complexity is only a benchmark as far as maintenance goes though. users could have other metrics to judge software..
17:11 <wm4> fuck users, though
...
15:03 <wm4> time to tell some users to fuck off
...
17:33 <hanna> did that heth guy seriously spend the better part of a day trying to reverse engineer / guess expressly documented behavior
17:33 <hanna> :users:
...
01:57 <avih> hanna: re hdr TM, just turn everything to 11, that's what users respond to best :)
...
14:33 <hanna> if OS X users are dumb enough to pay money for this garbage then it's their own problem
...

>>61477654
Nah, I'm saying if you aren't a developer you shouldn't expect other developers to cater to your specific needs. If your feature request makes sense and a developer feels like it, it will be implemented. If it does not or nobody wants to, tough luck.

>>61477745
>linked mkv support
>muh feature no one uses

>>61477745
Feel free to use your abandonware whose developers have switched to mpv, then. See if I care

>>61477773
Why do developers lack objectivity about that process? They still incessantly shill, "MUH SOFTWARE IS THE BESTEST EVER" while rejecting improvements. Some fucking honesty would be nice.

>>61477805
But nothing has been rejected, it's just that developers don't care enough about this particular 'feature" to implement it.

>>61477797
>Good, user-based development has succeeded in achieving perfection.
>"FEEL FREE TO KEEP USING IT WHILE TEAM AUTISM SITS HERE DEFLECTING!"
I will.

>>61477849
Who ur quoting?

How can I make mpv use my CPU and not my GPU? I'm GPU mining and don't want the extra GPU usage while watching something. I've tried hwdec=no

>>61477805
i don't know where people have gotten this idea that wm4 rejects shit on a whim when that's clearly not the case

>>61477832
They think refusal to acknowledge it means the issue doesn't exist. They can't stand by the principles behind not implementing it, they have to BS that there's nothing to implement.
A player with a lengthy list of missing features is not a perfect player, yet y'all shill it as one.

>>61477904
Probably when they looked at SirCmpwn's PRs :^)

>>61477906
mpv isn't missing any features for my use.
and a feature without users like segment linking is just dead weight.

>>61477805
>They still incessantly shill, "MUH SOFTWARE IS THE BESTEST EVER" while rejecting improvements
This is only a problem in GNOME land. Outside of GNOME land, most developers hate their own software the most.

>Last active 7 hours ago
>no changes in code, comments or anything
What is going?

>>61477832
In the case of linked mkvs it was literally rejected, with reasons given.

Kuchikirukia did not like those reasons, and proceeded to go apeshit and create a bunch of github accounts to spam the bug tracker. (Which led to him getting banned from github)

>>61477946
>mpv isn't missing any features for my use
Yet you won't acknowledge it's only for yours and shill it for everyone.

>>61477990
Oh he actually got banned? That's hilarious.
>>61477745
Speaking of contradictions, how do you live with the fact that your player of choice was made by people who were not confident in their code, so much so that they had to open source it?

>>61477895
Try --vo=x11. But you won't get very good results. Apart from that, just use --vo=opengl with no other options. That will basically put an absolute minimum amount of load on your GPU, shouldn't affect your hash rates.

>GPU mining
wew lad, good luck

>>61478019
What a good programmer decides to do is up to them.
Most FOSS projects are not made by good programmers.

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>>61478025
thanks anon

>>61477906
Nobody is claiming mpv is perfect. Here's a list of features missing:

https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A"feature+request"

There's even a wiki page aimed at new developers who might want to try some low hanging fruit: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/wiki/Stuff-to-do

SMPlayer master race here

>>61478052
>Nobody is claiming mpv is perfect.
Yet here you are in the 24/7 mpv shill thread.

>>61478066
Why you keep coming to these threads if you dont like them?

>>61478052
>The link has a type and shows 0 issues
nice

>>61478037
Sturgeon's law applies to FOSS

>>61478082
Works4me

Maybe get a non-shit browser

>>61477990
>it was literally rejected
quoting wm4
>If someone wants to implement this fine, but I won't.
Unless he took a harder stance against it after all the spam?

>>61478081
Responding to shills' lies about mpv being good.

>>61478094
Ah it was 4chan's linkification that fucked up the last quote.

>>61478066
>shill thread
I think you mean support thread. Why does software with no issues need a support thread, sherlock?

>>61478130
>issue comes up
>"YOU'RE JUST TOO STUPID FOR MPV!"
It's a shill thread.

On linux, why should I use mpv?

I am using vlc media player atm and it is working just fine. Is there any reason to switch to mpv?

>hwdec=auto-copy
>profile=opengl-hq
>--no-border
is this good?

>>61478159
I dont know you and dont care what you use, dude.

>>61478199
Did the mpv shill achieve self-awareness?

>>61478102
Source for your quote? Because as far as I can tell, this is the first issue:

https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/1554

>>61478144
Well, it's true. We have to put the bar somewhere. If you can't even figure basic shit out, feel free to fuck off and use VLC.

>>61478217
It's right there in the issue you linked.

>>61478185
>Is there any reason to switch to mpv?
If you need to ask, then no.

>>61478192
Good enough.


What's also good is deleting the conf file or making it blank. The default is good too.

>>61478223
Yet you won't acknowledge that as a problem with mpv.
It shouldn't be, "you're too stupid for mpv," it should be, "The mpv devs haven't gotten around to making this player in the least bit user-friendly, so if you want such a player you need to look elsewhere."

>>61478245
What is on the default config file?

>>61478257
There is no default config file.

Default setting is the fastest method.

>>61478257
VLC

Why do you freetard fanbois think you win by having fewer software choices?

>>61477648
Guy who is upset by existence of threads so he enters thread to make himself more upset. I think it's a form of mental illness.

>>61478415
everything uses ffmpeg anyway

>>61478416
Looks from here like I'm one of the biggest figures in your lives.
Why have y'all decided to pin your identity to a video player, anyway?

>>61478450
Better than pinning our identities on a matroska feature :^)

>>61478251
Well sorry for trying to make a player that focuses on its target audience and its job, rather than catering to the needs of idiots.

In fact I think even the presence of the OSC, and the pseudo-gui mode, in mpv, is a mistake. Brings us nothing but fucking trouble and idiotic users that contribute nothing except drain on resources.

>>61478450
>identity
>anonymous imageboard
do you think that this is the only place any of us post?

>>61478257
>>61478287
Technically the defaults are built into mpv. You can see them using `mpv --list-options`

>>61478499
>Well sorry for trying to make a player that focuses on its target audience and its job, rather than catering to the needs of idiots.
Then stop shilling it as though it's the player for everyone.

>>61478509
You take screenshots of people's posts when they say anything bad about mpv or anything good about any player besides mpv. I'd say it's safe to say you have an intense personal investment in mpv.

>>61478499
I agree. It was supposed to be a backend for different programs anyway, right?

>>61478562
it uses the subtitle renderer with a bunch of hacks for mouse support

>>61478562
Which didn't pan out since everyone went with the superior madVR. Yet it's still shilled here as "the best video player," and not, "A hobbyist backend with a shitty OSD implemented in an attempt to make it barely usable."

>>61478604
>ctrl+f "the best video player"
Only your post, bruh :O

mpv isn't just the best media player. It's the Most Powerful.
mpv. Most Powerful Video. Try it today.

>>61478604
The title of the thread is "The Open Source and Cross Platform Video Player" not "The Most Powerful Video Player".
Go shitpost on doom9 faggot, there will mpv threads on /g/ until it becomes abandonware(like MPC-HC).

>>61478752
Why have you decided to pin your identity to a video player?

>>61478493
Could you please point out where the 24/7 mkv shill thread is?

>>61478784
Nice counter argument fag.

>>61478821
have you tried doom9

>>61478828
Answer the question.

>>61478856
Doesn't appear to be anything made by me. So nothing to support, "Identity linked to a mkv feature." While we seem to have a mpv shill thread right here which points to you having linked your identity to a video player.

>>61478562
Not really, it's supposed to be a command line, keyboard-driven video player, as is the case for literally every fucking other program I use

>>61478665
At this point I'm convinced 70% of this thread is kuchikirukia and kuchikirukia false-flagging

>>61478936
See >>61478493
Also why have you decided to pin your identity to shitposting?

>>61478961
> While we seem to have a mpv shill thread right here which points to you having linked your identity to a video player.
Why do you think you're talking to a single person? Not the guy you replied to either, but I have absolutely no idea who makes these threads; and it's not one of the mpv developers. (I know that for sure)

>>61479020
Yet you're here shilling it.

>>61478988
Probably but the mpv threads will continue on /g/, even with that faggot shitposting in them.

this guy's been running in circles for a while now, you think he's a bot?

>>61479040
How am I shilling?
By helping another mpv users with their questions and problems?
You're pathetic m8.

>>61479051
Answer the question.
>>61478784

Why do you people still reply to this weirdo?

>>61479063
Ignoring >>61479019
Pathetic.

>>61479079
There's no 24/7 shitposting shill thread.
There is a 24/7 mpv shill thread.

>>61479097
But who are we shilling to, other mpv users? It's trivial to ignore a thread.

>>61479097
How is this a shill thread?
Is a thread to help other mpv users with their questions and bugs.
You're just pathetic m8, is your life really that shitty that you have nothing else to do but to shitpost in a video player thread?

>>61479097
>>>/g/spg
>>>/g/tpg
>>>/g/hpg
>>>/g/csg
>>>/g/mkg

all 24/7 consumer tech shill threads, but no, the thread for free software is the real shill thread.

>>61479144
>>61479153
You're shilling to all of /g/.

>>61479180
I'm not, but what of it, are you saying that just because someone posted in another thread "install mpv" ,you came here and derailed the entire thread? Just because of that?

>>61479051
Him and foozoor are just both mentally damaged people

Wouldn't surprise me if they're the same