/mpv/ - the /g/reatest media player

>>62264294
Did you try FSRCNN?

>>62264294
>https://github.com/igv/FSRCNN-TensorFlow/releases
Blur fixed! :)

How to check if we need less than 2x upscaling with mpv to use SSimSuperRes instead of FSRCNN?

>>62264492
Wat.

>>62264499
If 2x or more upscaling, use FSRCNN shader.
If less than 2x upscaling, use SSimSuperRes.
With auto-profile.lua script or course. ;)

>>62264533
I dont think you can do that. You need to create profiles based on video resolution.

>>62264553
:(

>>62264557
Its no big deal. Just create one profile for low resolution content and use SSSR with everything else.

>>62264576
I am probably too stupid for that kind of math.

>>62264533
Replace all 1.500000 with 1.000000 in FSRCNN shader, then it will be used only when upscaling factor is 2x+ (1.5x+ by default).

>>62264639
>1.5x+ by default
Whoops, 1.33 by default.

>>62264639
Oh, i forgot you could do that. I cant find nothing like that in my shaders though.

>>62264639
>>62264662
Does it mean that it downscales just after doubling? It's weird!

>>62264685
Redownload it then.

>>62264692
Thats how doublers work.

>>62264703
Ok! Is it part of the produced quality or perfect doubling is better?

>>62264702
>>62264662
Its 1.500000 actually.

>>62264733
No, that number is not a scaling factor
480*2 / 640 != 640/480

>>62264710
you can't train neural networks to upscale to an arbitrary resolution, so you train them to exactly double the resolution

you then double the resolution however many times you want and then downscale it, and since mpv has a very good downscaler (mitchell) the output is almost perfect

>>62264639
>1.000000
It should be 1.100000 (or 1.000001), don't set it exactly to 1.000000.

>>62264294
How can I make mpv play a youtube playlist?

>>62265148

It should work the same way you play single videos, only instead you point mpv to the playlist (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=[id]).

Since I swapped to tiling wm, how do I make mpv pause on left mouse button? Asking for a friend

>[15:06:05] hanna - I guess I'll play around with it if I ever want to implement a fast neural network meme shader in mpv
Which one? Isn't RAVU enough for him?

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Anyone else use mpv as an image viewer?

After all, an image is a video with 1 frame

>>62265481
haasn evolves to madshi :D

>>62265494
and a video player is an image viewer using double the resources

>>62265533
do people like haasn have regular jobs or does he only work on mpv?

>>62265494
1. see >>62265537
2. can't browse pics with arrow (or any other) keys = into the thrash it goes

On windows, if i load a 2 GB movie into mpv, it only uses something like 300 MB of memory.

but how does that work?

>>62265557
Some people said he is sysadmin but others said he is still a student. You should ask him on irc.

>>62265578
size of what you're viewing doesn't matter. What matters is how it is encoded, which there isn't a single stat you can look at to estimate how much resources mpv will use to decode that

<hanna> anyway I think I need to spend a day with a GCN profiler and http://gpuopen.com/optimizing-gpu-occupancy-resource-usage-large-thread-groups/ to optimize the EWA kernel in mpv one of these days
<hanna> maybe when I have a vega GPU
<hanna> because ours is the exact use case that benefits from large thread groups
<hanna> http://gpuopen.com/live-vgpr-analysis-radeon-gpu-analyzer/ this would be useful

N-nothing can stop haasn now!

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>>62265575
but for a quick view it's great

pic rel

Can someone give me some good settings for a piece of shit laptop?

>>62265603
Ewa scalers as fast as bilinear when? ;)

anyone here using spline64 as cscale and scale?

>>62265603
The end of the human race maybe?

>>62265658
No, it's so retarded!

>>62265612
Honeyview shits all over it

>>62265603
>an AMD initiative designed to enable developers to create ground-breaking PC games, computer generated imagery and GPU computing applications for great performance and lifelike experiences using no cost and open development tools and software.
Is he trolling amd once again?

>>62264294
whats options does the opengl-hq setting provide??

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>>62265612
>>62265718
Not using QuickLook?
https://github.com/xupefei/QuickLook

>>62265718
>not Irfanview

>>62265682
explain why it is retarded. WHY?

>>62265756
t. Irfan

>>62265739
see
>>62260667
>>62264711

>>62265612
>>62265718
JPEGView is the true master race. No UI and everything is inside a config file, just like mpv

>>62265788
>6
tnx

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>>62265788
But it's a slow piece of shit.
Quickviewer is much better!
https://github.com/kanryu/quickviewer

>>62265788
>JPEGView
>JPEG

does it work with pngs?

>>62265831
how the hell is it slow, exactly? It opens everything instantly

>>62264533
Use a conditional hook

>>62265851
Your jpegshit is slower and fucking dead!

>>62265494
I use mpv as my primary image viewer, yes. It's the only renderer I can trust

>>62265871
Quickviewer is fucking good too! And you can use shaders too!

>>62265871
yeah but that plays the frame and it closes 1 sec after

have to add some configs or somethings

>>62265739
mpv --show-profile=opengl-hq

>>62265885
https://gist.github.com/haasn/7919afd765e308fa91cbe19a64631d0f

I use this

>>62265895
yeah, right now i open the image with mpv and then mouse right click to pause
Lol

libplacebo when?

>>62265985
right after vulkan, fast FSRCNN and VFIAC ;)

>>62265998
yo my man why you always saying
>;)

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>>62265998
So I suppose not before 2030? :(

>>62265481
>>62265557
>>62265587
>him
>he

>>62265718
Honeyview is also calls home :^)

>>62266023
post proof otherwise or stfu

>>62265998
>VFIAC
We wait for VFIAC now. I dont even know what the fuck is that.

>>62266058
https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.07514

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>>62266078
All these bloated equations...

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>>62265998
>>62266078
No! What the heck?! Human eye cant see above NGU Sharp (high) anyway!

>>62266795
>>62266406
>>62266078
>>62266058
Looks like it does the same thing as SVP but with a deep neural net which means it's probably both a lot better but not gonna be real time any time soon unless someone gets really clever about it.

I wonder if binarization techniques can be applied effectively like in:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1603.05279

>>62266833
>deep neural net which means it's probably both a lot better but not gonna be real time any time soon
Is it possible to use that to make 23.976 Hz -> 30 Hz so it matches 60 FPS displays? Is it possible to use it to 23.976 Hz -> 60 FPS on low resolution sources?

>>62265494
I exclusively use bpgview and convert all my images to bpg.

Other image formats need to die already.

>>62266833
I mean effectively this just replaces the motion vector estimation by convolution kernel estimation, which is easier to train for and easier to work with. Like with motion vectors, there's no need to estimate the convolution kernel on the full res image - you could do it on a downsampled luma version.

The main problem is going to be _applying_ the convolution on the full sized image. For accurate results, it needs to be big enough to cover the window of interest; which in their application means 41x41. Even at 1080p and using compute shader shared memory, 41x41 is way too slow for realtime; so the main challenge is optimizing this final convolution pass.

The main idea I have in mind is trying to get it to shape the convolution kernel into a particular direction, or perhaps apply an integer offset to the convolution kernel. This would allow us to use a significantly smaller kernel while still benefitting from a good coverage area. (Important for “large” motion distances)

Don't fucking do it. You already have a lot of tscale scalers and already rekt madvr in that aspect. What else do you want? Whats you problem? You're program is already very good as it is and also gains more popularity every day. You can ride Vulkan hype for a while now. Take it easy, why you in such a rush? You already have GNU/Linux to you self. No one really cares about those super duper meme techniques. HDR is the next BIG thing. Everyone likes HDR. Just relax, okay?

>>62267013
Go away madshi

>>62267013
>madshi damage control

>>62266833
If they could get it extremely light on motion artifacts and realistically low on performance cost, that would be absolutely glorious.
I would GLADLY sacrifice scaling detail and use bilinear just to get proper, wobble-free 60FPS. Even if it would take the full power of my computer to do so.

>>62266078
yes please

>>62266078
Nope. I don't think anyone wants that. Just a waste of time in my opinion. LOL. I'm not interested at all. smoothmotion is already perfect. You cant top smoothmotion.

>>62267171
Same. As usual, the hardest part is going to be training the weights. Probably requires some shit like MATLAB/Caffe

>>62267260
>>62267025
Can't you stick to doom9 already FFS

@ all

-not just using custom modes utility or smooth motion for perfect playback

-wanting to have some extremely complicated interpolation technique no player in THE WORLD has yet just to piss off youre competition

WOW

>>62267423
>he thinks madVR still “competes” with mpv
cute

>>62267423
Lol did madshi shot down your pm?

>>62267423
>>62267260
How new here, shitskin?

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how come a 4k video lags a lot on youtube but when i stream same video with mpv its smooth and flawless i just cant comprehend how mpv can be this good

>>62267423
>how dare people want a feature i don't like. that makes me ANGEREY!!!!!!

>>62267423
Blurring frames together is only useful if they're already high framerate. Otherwise it's ugly at best.

I couldn't possibly care about pissing off competition or anything of that sort. I just want such things wherever possible.
It would obviously be best if it could be made compatible with all decent players.

>>62267508
Youtube relies on your browser for sync. Browsers have a lot of trouble with sync. Pretty much any standalone player would be superior.
But MPV in particular is also incredibly optimized.

@ 62267505

i only read this thread from time to time usually. no need to be rude.

>>62267508
>watching videos on the browser (javascript,...) vs watching videos on a cross-platform media player.

>>62267508
>expecting a web browser to play video well

>>62267508
The real question you should be asking yourself is how the fuck can browser devs be so BAD

>>62267541
>>62267543
>>62267547
>>62267550
why doesnt firefox use libmpv

>>62267508
Because niggers like you are too retarded to switch on hardware rendering.

62267542
As expected from shitskins. Worthless.

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Is it going to play anime?

>>62267556
Even if it did, it would still have to sync it to video output along with its own graphics, such as interface changes, animations, page flows, etc.
Just running it in a separate process is guaranteed better performance.

I wish youtube-dl+mpv would become standard.

>>62267614
It was made for anime~

>>62267556
IIRC firefox has actually expressed interest in possibly using libplacebo

>>62267614
No, you need mpv shizuku edition for anime

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>mesa 17.2 is out
>dis gon be good
>update
>frame times increased literally x2
So this is the power... of FOSS drivers?

>>62267855
>he fell for the amd linux drivers are good now meme

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>>62267508
mpv is love

>>62267855
how are you doing that?


>>62267423
>>>/r3ddit/

>>62268045
>how are you doing that?
Do what?

>>62268064
frame timings

>>62268107
stats.lua script. Check user scripts link in the OP.

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>>62265612
>>62265718
>not using QTTabBar

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>>62268045

>>62268131
but that's for windows

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>>62264294
VLC is better. Prove me wrong.

>>62268380
wats the best config

>>62266862
I think it only works in factors of 2.

>>62267002
Looked into it a bit more. Looks like there's a newer version of the technique that uses separable convolution!! It's way faster!

Here's the author showing off the older non-separable technique:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3HLBexyb0U

Here's both the non-separable and separable techniques on his site (THERE'S VIDEO AND IT'S AWESOME!!):
http://www.sniklaus.com/publications/adaconv
http://www.sniklaus.com/publications/sepconv

The paper on the separable version:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.01692

Unfortunately I don't have much time to look into this with all the DACA shit happening but it looks mega cool. Thanks to the anon who linked the first paper!

>>62267171
See the videos above!

>>62267290
I would be really surprised if any github implementations didn't rely on an actual deep learning framework (eg. Torch, Tensorflow, Theano, Keras, etc..).

Here's an implementation of a crappier technique from earlier this year, take a look at the software requirements.
https://github.com/neil454/deep-motion

>>62267260
>>62267423
They do different things. Smoothmotion attempts to make your source's framerate jive nicer with your display's framerate. This would actually "dream up" new frames and increase the framerate of the video. It literally says "motion interpolation" in the name, anon.

>>62267508
Maybe the 4k video is stressing out your GPU already and your system is unable to handle it with the mpv profile you have on?

Try downloading some 4k video and playing it that way or running mpv with

--no-config

(or just look at stats.lua).

>>62267855
Post your

glxinfo | grep OpenGL

.

>>62268884
Tools -> Preferences -> Show Settings (All) -> Video -> Filters -> Ball video filter

>>62269193
>https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.01692
>We used Torch [8] to implement our convolutional neural network. To achieve a high computational efficiency and allow our network to directly render the interpolated frame, we wrote our own layer in CUDA that applies the estimated 1D kernels. If applicable, we used implementations based on cuDNN [7] for the other layers of the network to further improve the speed. With a Nvidia Titan X (Pascal), our system is able to interpolate a 1280 × 720 frame in 0.5 seconds as well as a 1920 × 1080 frame in 0.9 seconds. Training our network takes about 20 hours using four Nvidia Titan X (Pascal).

That's actually pretty impressive, imo.

>>62269327
Impressive, sure. But not fast enough for real time.

>>62269438
Of course, far from it, and that's not even taking into account that the frame generation is achieved on a Titan X that's being pushed to it's limits (i.e. no room for video playback on top of that).

However that's still really fast for a new technique. Typically these things only get faster and faster as people figure out ways to improve on it. So take it as a good sign that we may hopefully see a practical real time solution some time in the future.

how do i watch a dvd movie when none of the .ifo files open it on its entirety, but instead have it divided among 20 min sections on each of the .ifo files

>>62269525
I think you can load the video_ts folder into mpv as a dvd? You may have to make sure your ffmpeg is compiled with support for dvd though.

It's kind of strange that VLC is the only media player that seems to make playing video_ts folders easy (just drag and drop the folder into VLC).

>>62269573
MPC-HC also allows loading DVD/BD directly by folder or drive. Even allows menu navigation, like I'm pretty sure VLC does.
It's not auto-detected like that, but it is still straightforward.

I've never seen any mplayer/fork do DVD/BD menu navigation. Not that there's much need for it, but still. Kind of silly.

>>62269845
all bloat

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>TL;DR
How do I resume mpv playback from terminal on my linux machine?

>sorry for life story
when I go to sleep I set playback of some tv show on low volume for some background white noise
I set my pc to shutdown in 1 hour too

I started to read before bed, but once I finish reading, I need to get up to the pc, resume playback and run shutdown +58 alias...

so I have android phone, I setup openssh daemon on my pc, used juicessh on the android phone, and now I can ssh in to my machine
I can run shutdown command no problem, now I need a way to resume playback of already openend mpv with prepared episodes

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>>62270474
allright, solved it with this

xdotool search --class mpv key space

>>62269193
Are you madshi?

How hard is it to add bpg support to mpv?
https://bellard.org/bpg/

I want an "imageviewer" that actually supports it so I can stop using jpg, png and gif already.

I think haasn uses sxiv, maybe add support for it there for testing.
Why doesn't 4chan use this shit and save tons of server costs?

>>62271037
lmao, no. madshi is only capable of shitposting.

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>>62269193
>Post your

glxinfo | grep OpenGL

.
17.3 works equally shit. Versions prior 17.2 work twice faster.

>>62269193
>with all the DACA shit happening
What is DACA?

>>62271213
Bugreport and just wait(tm)

>>62271297
Google says it's American immigrant politics.

>>62271336
How do i do that? Im a Linux newfag. Also even though 17.1 performs twice faster than 17.2+, it still performs twice or thrice worse compared to Windows with dxinterop. Wat do?

I tried to compile mpv from source (mpv-build) and everything went fine till the point when i got a message that python is not found. I installed python than got another message about autotools not being installed... then i installed autotools and some other thing but in the end it didnt found something necessary and build failed. Can someone tell me what tools do i need to install to compile mpv? I already have python, git, autosomething.

>>62271380
Mesa bugtracker, ideally one of the mpv devs should do it though, probably would explain better than you can.

>>62271441
I wish some of the devs had AMD GPU... They all run nvidia it seems. I hope things improve when haasn gets Vega!

>>62264294
What's wrong withs vlc?
I've been using it since I was 12

>>62271563
Well, it was designed primarily as a streaming client. Desync is to be expected. Then it uses hardware decoding and driver reliant colorspaces by default. That shit can be fixed with settings.

But you shouldn't be asking what's wrong with VLC. You should be asking what benefits you could get from alternatives.

>>62271734
Ok, what's so good about this mpv? I rarely watch stuff on the computer since i usually just stream it to my tv

>>62271469
Also alert on mpv irc channel/bugtracker, maybe one of them will take pity and try to bisect mesa to find which commit between 17.1 and 17.2 caused this shit

>>62271435
dont you have some automated build tool like what arch has? It should be able to fetch and build any needed build dependencies...

>>62271563
ugly UI and mediocre quality. Also, I remember some "font cache rendering" thing that took like 5 minutes popping up occasionally, that's when I stopped using VLC

>>62271867
I figured it out. IMO the page with instructions needs to be edited a little bit to help newfags like myself.

If I were to want to toogle opengl-shader how do i?

>>62264294
How can I start mpv without any media to play, and not have it close immediately?
Also, how can I have mpv not close when the file it's playing is finished?

I'm trying to control an mpv instance with the JSON IPC interface. I'd like to open mpv like

mpv --input-ipc-server=/tmp/mpvsocket

then have it wait for commands telling it which media to play at the users leisure.

>>62272408

x cycle-values opengl-shaders "~~/adaptive-sharpen.glsl" "~~/SSimSuperRes.glsl" ""

>>62272435
idle=once or idle=yes

keep-open

>>62272470
perfect, thanks senpai

There needs to be a more in-depth guide about keybinds.

>>62264294
>the /g/reatest media player
Don't even have static grain. Meme player.

>>62273020
Have you taken a look at this?
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/etc/input.conf

>>62271297
Basically this >>62271350
tl;dr: I was an illegal immigrant in the US for 20 years so I know people affected by the changes who are struggling to figure out their options.

>>62271859
>>62271441
These are good advice. You could also make a git issue but irc is probably better.

You could also try looking at the logs (add

log-file=LOCATION

to your config) and seeing if anything catches your eye in them. I personally doubt it but who knows.

>>62269573
>I think you can load the video_ts folder into mpv as a dvd?
How would I do that? Drag dropping it doesn't work, yeah.

>>62274420
Another anon recommended this some time ago when I was playing with it (never got it working cause I needed to recompile ffmpeg and that got put on the back burner).

mpv --dvd-device=/VIDEO_TS/ dvd://

profile=vulkan-hq

When?

>>62275049
Saturday

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This is on-running video playback, it jumps from 7 to 40%+

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>>62274868
Well...

mpv --dvd-device=/VIDEO_TS/ dvd://"M:/Media/Video/Single/Cléo de 5 à 7/video_ts"

>>62275462
Damn, update your config.
Also, dont you need to use quotes when there are spaces in the filename?

>>62275501
nvm, didnt see you had them.

It's my day off, so I'll bisect mesa tomorrow. Sigh.

>>62275501
god what an awful fucking day im so sick of this aaaaaa
and yeah just updated all that shit still fucked

>>62268045
>Compress pic without loos of quality.
Post lossless source?

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Apparently I just gotta parse the directory
>mpv "M:/Media/Video/Single/Cléo de 5 à 7/video_ts"

But I get
>permission denied
FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I realized my understanding of profiles was wrong and now I need to sanity check my new understanding to make sure it's correct.

If you have something like this:

profile=myprofile1

[myprofile1]
fs=yes

[myprofile2]
fs=no

Then you do

mpv --profile=myprofile2

Then it will be effectively the same as doing this?:

profile=myprofile1
profile=myprofile2

[myprofile1]
fs=yes

[myprofile2]
fs=no

in that order?

In other words it translates to:

fs=yes
fs=no

and the fs=no overrides the fs=yes because it comes last?

Is there a way to tell mpv not to load other profiles (like if you have a special profile that you only want to use in some cases)? Something like

mpv --no-config --profile=myprofile2

except without also blowing away your input.conf and other config files?

>>62269327
>>62269438
You could probably run the kernel estimation at a lower resolution on the luma plane only

>>62269845
MPlayer and mplayer2 both support DVD menus, as did earlier version of mpv. The code was deleted from mpv because nobody wanted to maintain it.

>>62275049
Literally never. The opengl-hq options affect vulkan too

>>62275830
Exactly

>Is there a way to tell mpv not to load other profiles
You can have your special profile un-do the other profile

>>62275963
That seems kind of brittle but I guess it can be done with something like:

profile=default

[default]
fs=yes

[negate-default]
fs=no

[special]
profile=negate-default
ontop=yes

[special2]
profile=negate-default
profile=opengl-hq

and simply calling

mpv --profile=special2

It feels like there ought to be a better way. Maybe I'll make a git issue. I definitely gotta rewrite a bunch of stuff on the arch wiki that I fucked up because of this.

Do you know if it's possible to achieve this or something similar using auto-profiles.lua?

How do I permanently load a subtitle file without drag/dropping every time?

>>62276081
If it has the same name as your video file and is in the same folder then it should be loaded automatically. You may have to add sub-auto=fuzzy but that may be turned on by default nowadays.

>>62276110
Thanks mein nagger.

Is HQ profile worthless for video that's high quality to begin with? I don't see a difference in 1080p video with high bitrate. Also, how can I jump to a specific frame for screenshot comparisons?

>>62276253
IMHO it's much more useful for videos that need upscaling. If you're using 1080p video on a 1080p monitor there is effectively no difference (sans the subtle difference in chroma upscaling).

>>62276426
yeah, the difference on old movies that are like 500x400 is HUGE, and almost non-existent on 1080

>>62276253
I haven't noticed much difference on high quality sources either. You might even want to disable debanding. I have noticed a difference with smoothmotion however, so maybe look into that instead.

>>62268174
Almost all of the image viewers discussed here are Windows only.

>load chinese cartoon with dual audio
>need to toggle subtitles on
>need to toggle audio to japanese
How do I fix this? It's pretty annoying also because I keep forgetting what the hotkey is for audio as these videos dont come around often.

>>62277291
Check out slang and alang in the manual

>>62274166
>Have you taken a look at this?
>https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/etc/input.conf
does this seem like a guide to you?

>Create config.conf, input.conf, and a folder for lua scripts in the same place
>everything but the keybindings I changed in input.conf is working
?

Is madshi depressed?
His latest build is full of bugs and he seems to be less active than last year. :(
I hope mpv doesn't kill his motivation, but to be honest, mpv is currently better!

>>62269193
Madshi was working on this but yes it was too slow for realtime. However there will something similar on his future madVR Pro.

RAVU or FSRCNN?

>>62279191
RAVU. It's way more optimized and currently higher quality. FSRCNN is experimental, WIP, slow and a results in a meme neural network oil painting reconstruction.

>>62279205
>RAVU
Might as well just use ewa_lanczos, because there is little to no difference between RAVU and ewa_lanczos. RAVU only if your shit is very aliased.

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>>62275558

>>62279280
why not both

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>>62279280
>there is little to no difference between RAVU and ewa_lanczos
I dunno, I can see the difference pretty damn clearly even at my regular viewing distance; which is more than I can say for most other meme filters

>>62278971
go away

>>62279205
> all these retards who think neural network == oil painting

>>62279368
What RAVU is this exactly? I tried ravu-r3.

>tfw compiled mpv from source for the first time
I almost came watching pretty things on terminal.

>>62279417
ravu-r3.hook
scale=haasnsoft

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>>62279426
Gentoo sounds like the distro for you :^)

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>>62279449

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Will I ever get my thumbnails back?

>>62279464
Install Media Preview

>>62279428
ravu-r3.hook ~ ewa_lanczos
ravu-r4.hook is sharper but more ringning artifacts.

>>62279449
Nice 1970s screenshot! ;)

>>62279494
>http://www.babelsoft.net/products.htm
This 2014 shit?
Why not Icaros?

>>62279543
I never used any of them. Media Preview was the 1st in google results.

Motherfucker.
This player is absolute shit.

>>62279567
But Icaros is still maintained!
https://www.videohelp.com/software/Icaros

>>62275558
>Mesa 17.2.0
>Bug 101558 - [regression][bisected] MPV playing video via opengl "randomly" results in only part of the window / screen being rendered with Mesa GIT.
Maybe thats it. What the fuck :D

>>62279593
>>62275558
Never mind its a bugfix for some previous problem.

>>62279593
That's why we shouldn't use linux for watching videos. Yes I know there are more and more android/linux htpc un supermarkets but they are all shit!

>>62279626
The problem is not Linux but open source AMD drivers. haasn has perfect playback with nvidia GPU!

>>62271121
https://gist.github.com/Shudouken/52a6908f54ef3dd1696557901bface75

I made a simple lua hook that allows the viewing of bpg files with mpv.

>>62279653
But nvidia is part of the US botnet. :(
We can't trust them anymore!

>>62279687
>conversion to .png is slower
try disabling PNG compression

>>62279749

» bpgdec -h
BPG Image Decoder version 0.9.7
usage: bpgdec [options] infile
Options:
-o outfile.[ppm|png]   set the output filename (default = out.png)
-b bit_depth           PNG output only: use bit_depth per component (8 or 16, default = 8)
-i                     display information about the image

I would but there's no option for anything in the bpg decoder

>>62264294
I'm trying to encode webm's using this script: https://github.com/ElegantMonkey/mpv-webm

But I'm getting this error in my log file:

[  66.781][i][webm] Encoding to ./The X-Files Season 01 Episode 10 - Fallen Angel-[01_10.862-01_15.867]-audio.webm 
[  66.781][v][webm] Command line: mpv The X-Files Season 01 Episode 10 - Fallen Angel.avi --start=0:01:10.862 --end=0:01:15.867 --ovc=libvpx --oac=libvorbis --vid=1 --aid=1 --sid=no --ovcopts-add=threads=4 --ovcopts-add=b=3996k --ovcopts-add=crf=10 -o=./The X-Files Season 01 Episode 10 - Fallen Angel-[01_10.862-01_15.867]-audio.webm 
[  66.782][v][cplayer] Run command: show-text, flags=0, args=[ýStarted encode..., 5000, 0]
[  66.859][v][cplayer] Run command: script-binding, flags=9, args=[webm/e]
[  66.880][v][cplayer] Run command: show-text, flags=0, args=[ýEncode failed! Check the logs for details., 5000, 0]

The error in the log tells me to check the log for details, but I see no details....

mpv 0.26.0 (C) 2000-2017 mpv/MPlayer/mplayer2 projects
 built on Mon Sep  4 20:38:03 PDT 2017
ffmpeg library versions:
   libavutil       55.58.100
   libavcodec      57.89.100
   libavformat     57.71.100
   libswscale      4.6.100
   libavfilter     6.82.100
   libswresample   2.7.100
ffmpeg version: 3.3.3

Does anybody know what might be wrong?

When following "mpv-build" i always get mpv version 0.14... What am i doing wrong?

>>62279805
my ffmpeg is build with

--enable-libopus --enable-libtheora --enable-libvorbis --enable-libvpx

I made sure to rebuild mpv with this version of ffmpeg. But I still get this:

mpv The X-Files Season 01 Episode 10 - Fallen Angel.avi --start=0:01:10.862 --end=0:01:15.867 --ovc=libvpx --oac=libvorbis --vid=1 --aid=1 --sid=no --ovcopts-add=threads=4 --ovcopts-add=b=3996k --ovcopts-add=crf=10 -o=./The X-Files Season 01 Episode 10 - Fallen Angel-\[01_10.862-01_15.867\]-audio.webm
[encode-lavc] format not found
[encode-lavc] vo-lavc: encoded 0 bytes
[encode-lavc] ao-lavc: encoded 0 bytes
Encoding initialization failed.

what the hell

>>62280067
Did you even install it?
Run

./mpv/build/mpv

from mpv-build directory

>>62280484
Yes. It installs version 0.14 from the binary file. If i use

sudo ./install

then it installs correct version.

>>62279494
>Install Media Preview
LMAO use icaros instead

What am i doing wrong?
>Install some fundamental packages and dependencies
>git clone
>cd mpv-build
>./rebuild -j4
Then i copy the binary from ./mpv/build/mpv to other system but when i run it says its a version 0.14 and cant even recognize profile=opengl-hq.

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I honestly can't figure out how to get good performance and quality. I can't tell if I'm doing something wrong or if my PC is just to weak. Even profile=opengl-hq seems to cause problems. Can anyone estimate what kind of settings this can handle?

>>62281454
Try opengl-hq and deband=no. If still too slow try settings cscale=bicubic_fast.

>>62281454
Your iGPU can be too weak for opengl-hq, try this first

vo=opengl
opengl-backend=dxinterop
scale=ewa_lanczos
video-sync=display-resample

if still slow change scale to spline32

>>62281533
>>62281546
deband=no seems to have at least stopped it from dropping frames. Don't notice any drop in quality, what does deband=no actually do? I've also seen video-sync=display-resample and opengl-backend=dxinterop recommended in the last thread, can you explain what these are?

>>62281612
deband makes color gradient transitions smoother, display-resample keeps accurate video/audio sync, dxinterop uses directx for video presentation

>>62281612
>opengl-backend=dxinterop
You cant try it and check if your timings improved.

>>62281669
BSOD... XD

>>62281669
for some reason, when I have opengl-backend=dxinterop, videos won't even open

>>62281724
>dxinterop (experimental)
>Win32, using WGL for rendering and Direct3D 9Ex for presentation. Works on Nvidia and AMD. Newer Intel chips with the latest drivers may also work.
Turns out it doesn't play well with old intel gpus.

>>62281742
Your only choice is angle or win

>>62281742
oh, that's too bad. While my frame timings are mostly green (or maybe yellow and my monitor's colors are just ass) according to mpv-stats script, but sometimes they jump into the red.

What should my frame timings be like, ideally? I don't really understand it a whole bunch yet but I saw pics in the last thread or two where someone was getting three digit frame timings. I'm guessing this is dependent on the video being played as well but what should I be shooting for?

>>62280709
Bump.

>last commit on Sep 4, 2017
I wonder what theyre waiting for.

>- Realtime alternative to video frame interpolation via adaptive separable convolution.
What madvrfags meant by that?

Very stupid question. Is MPV one of those programs where it's useless if you don't use it on a UNIX OS?

>>62282019
works great on Win for me
I am able to use higher settings than madvr

>>62282036
Reading through the manual gives the impression that use need to use bash frequently.

>>62282054
lol no
you dont even need to use a terminal if you dont want to, just a txt editor.

Is the haasn's vulkan renderer working on windows?

>>62282019
I'd say most users are actually on windows...

>>62282160
why would you say that?

>>62282054
no, all the settings you see in the manual go into the mpv.conf and input.conf (keybindings). The manual can be overwhelming so you can download the defaults and start customizing them and seeing what works and how, then after figuring out how it works, you start looking for more settings

>>62282175
Simply because there are many more windows users. Sure, mpv is the only relatively viable option in Linux and in OSX, so if you take into consideration the fraction of users in those platforms using mpv than it'll probably give you a higher number than on Windows, but even the small windows fraction probably consists of more absolute users. This is just speculation though, but dxinterop is one of the most popular configs for sure so...

>>62282117
Yes.

speaking of windows... is it possible to use umpv on windows? or is there any other way of having one instance?

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Why is KDE so much bloated now?
I will have to switch DE again to use mpv in maximum compatibility.

>>62282019
It works better for me on Windows. Easily 2x faster.

>>62282661
I use KDE Neon. AMA.

FOOZOOR did it again REEEEEEEE

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>There are some speculations about "realtime video frame interpolation via adaptive separable convolution" in madVR on *chan.
>Is it real or they smocked crack again?

>https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.01692
>http://www.sniklaus.com/publications/adaconv
>http://www.sniklaus.com/publications/sepconv

>>62279798
Isn't BPG just 1-frame HEVC? FFmpeg should be capable of decoding HEVC just fine..

>>62282661
Is this the power of KDE?

Found this while browsing the git issue pages. Anyone try it?

opengl-pbo=yes

https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/3858

>>62283587
>>62283660
>>62283681
All foozoor. You can just say I'm trying to bait madshi to implement this don't be shy.

>>62283730
1 or more frames.

I didn't look into the file specifications, but I assumed that if it was easy more programs would support it.

>>62284095
This technology is very far from being practical, anon.

Even if madshi were an accomplished researcher in deep learning (which he obviously is not given that he spends his time shitposting here and managing a closed source video player that underperforms mpv) it still wouldn't be doable any time soon.

I think there's hope that it could become practical some time in the future (and make no mistake, I am being optimistic about this) but it's still a long way off and we would likely need to see several more papers published between now and then (even then it might require a really formidable video card which most users probably lack).

madshi does not fear mpv. You cant bait him into that meme feature.

>>62284372
You assume anybody gives a shit about some dead-on-arrival NIH format

>>62284666
What else is there?

I looked at FLIF but I don't like it much.
I fucking hate jpg and png.

>>62284732
There's webp. On that note, couldn't they just include hevc as a secondary lossy mode to webp? Why use another filetype?

>>62284732
So you're a braindead hipster? Try suicide

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>>62284804
Webp performs worse though.

>>62284809
You can save massive amounts of server costs.

>>62284804
The whole point of webm/webp is that they define a single standardized format that's easy to depend on, so implementing it doesn't require implementing 50 different codecs. WebM and WebP are also designed to be as simple as possible to implement by reusing existing container formats like (feature-limited) matroska and RIFF, which FFmpeg etc. already have code for; unlike BPG

>>62284877
And gain massive amounts of legal/licensing fees? HEVC is a dead format for a reason

>>62284877
Also funny, that image shows webp beating BPG

>>62284908
FLIF doesn't use any licensed formats.

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>>62264294
>using a shitty "revamp" of mplayer because you don't know how to use a media player without a UI
n i c e b l o a t w a r e

>>62284560
*dumps shaders*

>>62284929
FLIF will also never gain mainstream support

>>62284891
And BPG does not use a pre-existing container format? Why?

Is there any reason images don't just use one general purpose container for all encodes?
Supporting a million images both in sequence and in layers.

>>62285227
What shaders?

>>62275558
>>62279623
>>62279593
>>62279333
Doing it as we speak. A few more runs to go. Expect me to find it in <2 hours.

>>62285323
The madvr shaders anon dumped which caused great madshi butthurt of course.

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>>62285328
Yay! Youre amazing, anon.

>>62285346
Not relevant anymore since mpv got its own superior shaders.

>>62284891
Still, webp is hardly in use.

chrome and mpv support it, but no actual image viewer does.

>>62285643
All image viewers I used support it. And latest nightly GIMP also.

>>62285696
sxiv, feh and viewnior are the three I tried and they don't support it.

>>62285328
>Expect me to find it in <2 hours.
Welp. Probably a lot more. 8 steps left. Going from 17.1.6 to 17.2.

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>>62282661
My kde install doesn't look like that. Also, it is not fucking dependant on systemd unlike some other fuccin DE.

>>62285960
>sxiv
>feh
https://github.com/gawen947/imlib2-webp

>>62286114
There's also https://github.com/aruiz/webp-pixbuf-loader for gdk

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>>62270669
>>62270474
alright, its not working because xdotool cant do shit in headless enviroment.. googled out something about screen, but not really sure about it

https://serverfault.com/questions/625286/simulate-keystrokes-in-headless-environment

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>>62279805
>>62280330
pls halp

>>62279805
>>62280330
>>62286603
Nevermind, I figured it out. The problem was I'm a moron.

>>62286033
I believe in you, anon.

What's a good VLC-like frontend for mpv? I don't like that minimalistic approach, it's the only thing holding me back from switching fully rn even as vlc continues to make all files it plays back sound like shit

>>62287035
madVR. There are a lot of menus and you can click/tick EVERYTHING. It even has a volume rocker! :D

>>62285271
>Is there any reason images don't just use one general purpose container for all encodes?
https://xkcd.com/927/

>>62285643
What? Literally all image viewers support it; imagemagick, ffmpeg, etc. all natively do, so do krita, GIMP etc.

>>62285960
>three ancient image viewers that haven't been updated since the 90's
wow what a surprise

>>62286224
what the fuck are you doing? use JSON IPC

>>62287156
>>62287156
Nice womanish passive-agressiveness lel

>>62287035
SMPlayer, everything else is dead

>>62287035
>sound like shit
Well yeah. Boosting volume in software, which is enabled by default, will do that.
It was actually funny just how many people tries to use that as a plus for VLC. 'Everything else is so quiet!' and whatnot.

Just disable volume boosting. Or whatever VLC calls it. Disable hardware decoding while you're at it. And driver dependent color space output, if you can find it.
Because if you want VLC then you should use VLC.
Mplayer types' minimalism will never fully go away. There's just too fucking many config options to even try to fit in a GUI.

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mpv can't play WMV videos anymore....

>>62287360
Werks for me. Im on two weeks old build though.

>>62287377
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/V-codecs/WMV9/halo2_wmp9_WMV3+audio0x162.wmv
post pics

>>62287409
That link looks shady desu. Dont wanna visit that. I just tested like 10 various wmv videos from different years and they all played perfectly.

>>62287409
>[ffmpeg/video] wmv3: Old WMV3 version detected, some frames may be decoded incorrectly
>[ffmpeg/video] wmv3: Bits overconsumption: 133264 > 133256 at 9x23
>[ffmpeg/video] wmv3: Bits overconsumption: 134408 > 134400 at 6x23
>[ffmpeg/video] wmv3: Bits overconsumption: 144928 > 144920 at 25x17
>[ffmpeg/video] wmv3: Bits overconsumption: 132800 > 132792 at 37x22
>...
broken file

>>62287483
every VC-1 is reported broken. yet they play fine in non-ffmpeg-based players

>>62287478
>shady
you're an retard. stop posting.

>>62287520
>broken. yet they play fine
Windows in a nutshell.

>>62287548
they're not broken you idiot. ffmpeg is broken.

>>62287622
Okay; now try finding somebody who cares

>>62287520
>retard
>idiot
Why you treat people that try to help you like that?

>>62287793
>help
go to /adv/ is you want to help someone.

>>62287832
>asks for help
>doesn't want help
What did anon mean by this???

>Download mpv windows from sourceforge
>Wtf why is there a batch for the installation
>Click batch
>mpv.exe not found

Lmao what kind of crapware did you recommend to me here /g/

>>62288040
>>asks for help
where?

>>62288094
you're supposed to download the exe lol

>>62288094
It's a feature--its goal is to filter out retards like you.

>>62288094
>sourceforge
Nigger, nobody recommended you use sourceforge.

>>62264294
It's been almost a year since I updated mpv. Anything significant happened?

It's working great for me. Really the only improvement I could think of is the ability to minimize or tile the window when in borderless mode. But I suppose that will never happen, right?

What's the best way to make a Lua mpv script ring the system bell? I want a ding when my webm's are finished encoding.

>>62288597
Ive switched to mpv 3 months ago and during the time im using it there were LOTS of significant changes.

>>62288094
>sourceforge
wew lad

official website is mpv.io

>>62288597
>It's been almost a year since I updated mpv. Anything significant happened?
Are you the same person who asked this question a few weeks ago? Do you want me to copy/paste the changelogs again?

>>62288597
That should be up to your window manager or desktop environment, not the program itself.
If you're using Windows, I've heard Autohotkey can do decent scripted window management.

>>62288836
.2 shekels have been deposited to your account. Thanks for correcting the record!

>>62288855
No, I'm not that guy. And no, don't care for whole changelogs, just if it's anything really big.

>>62288858
>That should be up to your window manager or desktop environment, not the program itself.
Yeah, I suppose, but it's not. Windows is shit like that. It works if mpv is not borderless, though.

>>62288912
Set a hotkey to toggle borders. You should be able to do that in input.conf
I mean, it's roundabout and adds an extra step, but it's a functional solution. Anything more on Windows would probably require WM replacement, third party programs (like those multimonitor tools), or AHK scripting

>>62288912 here
reading changes now
>Windows: window styles improvements (allow minimizing borderless/fullscreen window)
well at least there's that

Does mpv for android support mpv.conf configuration?

mpv a shit

>>62289786
kuchikirukia pls die

>>62288912
>No, I'm not that guy. And no, don't care for whole changelogs, just if it's anything really big.
Well, it's hard to summarize. mpv development moves very fast, a year is basically ages ago

i have a shit laptop that has difficulty playing high quality videos.

What's the best media player that would help me with my situation?

>>62290659
MPV has hardware accelerated rendering if your laptop is still new enough to support that thing. There's a config for slow computers so you should be fine.