What happened to mpv? opengl-hq is a low preset, profiles instead of VO, ewa_lanczossharp is recommended and the mpv.config is redundant. And now it suggest to disable ad-blocks on soundforge. Fucking SOUNDFORGE.
Parker Diaz
we "idk what the fuck is happening anymore" now
Nolan Brooks
Has anyone tried compiling it yet and see if it actually works, or is it broken right now?
Jordan Sullivan
How the hell do I watch a stream? I'm on mint
Jack Flores
Do you have youtube-dl? If not, use Python's pip to install it.
I'll get livestreamer, I thought mpv could do it alone Thanks man
Andrew Cruz
I haven't tried maybe someone else can. In the last thread someone posted irc log from haasn saying he was going afk for a while =/
Carson Brooks
Why do the recommended settings you guys give always break.
Jayden Wilson
You are using an ancient mpv build. The OP is correct.
Please update to the latest version.
Dominic Myers
>Python's pip Why? >Livestreamer Why? Don't learn bad habits.
Thomas Ramirez
>2016 > Mpv Lol
Andrew Lopez
What ancient build? I'm on 0.20 and get this. These settings are for windows build. Yes, mpv threads are now a wincuck threads.
Justin Nguyen
Because unless you are running some bleeding edge shit, the youtube-dl version on your distro's repos are most likely outdated. The devs even recommend to install youtube-dl through pip on their website.
For OS X it is highly recommended to use pip to install the latest version of youtube-dl. For Windows you can download the exe from their site, or just use pip.
Hunter Baker
0.20 is 29 days old, the commit that changed the way profiles were handled is newer than that. So yes, it is old and that's why it doesn't work.
Jayden Jones
I got it fixed except this warning occurs [ffmpeg] https: the user-agent option is deprecated, please use user_agent option
Austin Scott
forgot to say this is when I open youtube videos using mpv url
>Because unless you are running some bleeding edge shit, the youtube-dl version on your distro's repos are most likely outdated. The devs even recommend to install youtube-dl through pip on their website. Not necessarily, pip are outdated sometimes as well. And the dev recommends this sudo wget yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl -O /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
sudo chmod a+rx /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
Levi Williams
>These settings are for windows build profile, cscale and scale are Windows only now? Did mpv give up on Linux or something?
Dominic Russell
This. I've been using that for years and run youtube-dl -U to update.
Are you implying that the AUR is not for Arch Linux users?
You claim >Even archfags didn't reach this level. ...but the evidence suggests otherwise.
Adam Morales
nvidia had HW 10bit HEVC decoding since 9xx intel will have it with kaby lake
so how does one enable HW 10bit HEVC decoding in MPV with nvidia or intel (skylake has 8bit hw decoding)?
Colton Davis
>The Arch User Repository (AUR) is a community-driven repository for Arch users. It contains package descriptions (PKGBUILDs) that allow you to compile a package from source with makepkg and then install it via pacman. The AUR was created to organize and share new packages from the community and to help expedite popular packages' inclusion into the community repository. This document explains how users can access and utilize the AUR. A good number of new packages that enter the official repositories start in the AUR. In the AUR, users are able to contribute their own package builds (PKGBUILD and related files). The AUR community has the ability to vote for or against packages in the AUR. If a package becomes popular enough — provided it has a compatible license and good packaging technique — it may be entered into the community repository (directly accessible by pacman or abs).
Noah Hall
>nvidia had HW 10bit HEVC decoding since 9xx Only 960 and 950 has HEVC Main 10 support
>so how does one enable HW 10bit HEVC decoding in MPV with nvidia or intel (skylake has 8bit hw decoding)? For windows? hwdec=dxva2 or hwdec=d3d11va
Jonathan Hughes
does that appear up in the 1070 as well? It says it added HEVC Main12 for 10xx series
Jackson Morales
All Pascal based cards should have Main10 support, but I don't think windows api's expose support for 12 bit
Lincoln Ramirez
cool we just need animes to switch to HEVC 10bit now
David Gutierrez
>(Please disable your ad-blocker, it really helps the project keep going!)
No. Get fucked. You want to make money? GET A FUCKING JOB ASSHOLE.
Mason Hughes
>(Please disable your ad-blocker, it really helps the project keep going!) Just in case this is serious, I'd like to clarify that mpv devs don't get any ad revenue from SourceForge. The guy who makes those builds (shinchiro) doesn't even get the ad revenue.
Also SourceForge is a garbage website that doesn't deserve your ad revenue. There are better websites for hosting FOSS binaries (GitHub, Bintray.) Don't use SourceForge.
Jack Torres
What do you use then? It seems mpv is now the only maintained player.
It's a troll, dude! :D Keep it easy!
It's already the case with newest ones.
Evan Kelly
whats vulkan?
Mason Lewis
How do I install this on windows? Install as in install in registry so it shows up in context menu and creates thumbnails. Oh wait I literally can't ;^)
What do people mean by "KCP is dead"? Why does it need to be updated?
Eli Martinez
Maintenance in software development is very important. Video decoding, subtitle rendering and so on are changing all the time. Mpv is currently the player that supports the most of them. It includes bunch of exclusive features, most of them are only noticeable for videophiles.
Luis Stewart
I'm new to Linux. How do I create a config file for mpv? A config doesn't exist by default right? Because I can't find it. Going into .config/mpv and creating mpv.conf doesn't do anything. All I want to do is make it borderless and the command mpv --no-border doesn't work either.
Jace Lopez
You're late. mpv is windows application now.
Parker Peterson
.config/mpv should work mkdir -p ~/.config/mpv/ && echo no-border > ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf
Daniel Clark
>A config doesn't exist by default right? You usually copy a sample config file from /usr/share/doc/ to your .config and edit on it. mpv deb packaging has it on /usr/share/doc/mpv/mpv.conf.gz, you can extract it from there
>mpv --no-border doesn't work either Not all window managers support that, but most linux ones should.
Ian Green
It worked, thanks.
Jaxon Flores
Why no-border? It seems to be very regarded!
Jaxon Sanders
Each time I tried a linux distro, the environment was always blinky. I tried all the desktop environments included tiling ones. I use only foss and I am feeling bad to use windows. I have never got a smooth startup, the screen went black multiple times before going to the desktop. Furthermore I noticed that firefox and chrome are slightly slower to render the pages.
Eli Wood
You seem to be very retarded!
Jaxon King
It seems that MPC-BE is still actively maintained but it lacks bunch of madvr/mpdn/mpv features.
Eli Watson
I'm not entirely sure what you're getting at, but you probably want this thread:
How do I make it so that the player opens up videos on the center of the screen? Currently it opens up in the opposite corner of wherever my video folder window is. I'm using Xubuntu so this is probably something that could be resolved by messing around with the window manager. But is it possible to force it to open up in the center using some mpv config command?
>What happened to mpv? Nothing. The question you should be asking is “what the fuck happened to these threads”
>profiles instead of VO, This was a significant change for the better. It gives you much more configuration power, lets you change VO options at runtime, and no longer requires you to hard-code a 200-character-line into your config file
Anthony Brown
>Did mpv give up on Linux or something? No, the people in this thread are just absolutely retarded.
Blake Roberts
>nvidia had HW 10bit HEVC decoding since 9xx Only the GTX 950 and GTX 960. The GTX 970, 980 etc. do not have HEVC decoding.
>so how does one enable HW 10bit HEVC decoding in MPV with nvidia or intel (skylake has 8bit hw decoding)? --hwdec=cuda with nvidia
(No idea about intel)
Adrian Jones
>lets you change VO options at runtime What? you mean like a keybind?
Parker Long
If you have a PC with a GTX 1070, your CPU is guarantede to be significantly more than powerful enough to decode HEVC 10-bit anime.
Hardware decoding is only meaningful for phones and tablest, or in case you want to watch 100 Mbps 4K 10-bit 60 Hz test clips
Jayden Thomas
A cross-platform graphics API. It is the successor to OpenGL and the spiritual successor to Mantle.
It's roughly equivalent to Direct3D 12 and Metal
Thomas Green
If --no-border doesn't work, then a config file won't help either.
As for why it doesn't work, things are bit.. special on Linux, because of window managers all being special snowflakes. I don't even know what mechanism mpv uses to signal no-border on Linux, but your window manager probably outright ignores it.
It would help to name your window manager and then maybe also gooogle “ borderless”
Ethan Brown
Sounds like missing/bad graphics drivers or something. At least name your GPU and driver version.
Joseph Campbell
Honestly from the sounds of it he might not have specified a file to play with --no-border and assumed that simply mpv --no-border would set the config file.
Jordan Thomas
how to install on ubuntu?
Lincoln King
How do I bind a change such that I can turn it on with a keybind with this new system?
I've allready tried vo_cmdline
Ryan Roberts
How do powerful GPUs help the CPU decode video if it isn't hardware accelerated?
Intel doesn't have fixed function Main 10 support until Kaby lake, hybrid decoding with d3d11va/dxva2 "works" under windows which isn't better than soft decode but not under linux, they added 10bit to vaapi for future use though. On AMD Polaris supports Main 10 with vdpau
Asher Hughes
Livestreamer is broken on some sites and hasn't been updated in 8 months. There's a new fork called streamlink github.com/streamlink/streamlink
David Morales
What's the diference between this and youtube-dl?
Evan Flores
Yes
John King
Oh, right. I should never underestimate people's stupidity, even if they're Linux users. (This is why I don't want the year of the linux desktop)
They're just regular properties now, so you can use the ‘set’, ‘cycle’ etc. options as usual
Ayden Cruz
They don't, but nobody is going to build a system with a GTX 1070 and an intel atom chip.
Robert Peterson
>MPC-BE
Is there any way to integrate it with youtube-dl?
David Stewart
With today's consumer tech, is a 6600 better at decoding a 10bit 4k video or a GTX1070?
Brody Barnes
How? c cycle scale
Justin Kelly
I'm trying to get my vid to rotate and I'm wondering if I'm doing this right. It doesn't seem to work for me.
Sebastian Allen
>mpv.config is redundant
What's that about?
Jacob Sanders
cycle_values video-rotate "90" "180" "270" "0"
Blake Bennett
It works perfectly with youtube-dl. It works with std pipe, so from command line, check the youtube-dl documentation. You should use it wirh the open-width add-on for firefox.
What if the DVD is just a folder with the AUDIO and VIDEO folders inside?
Kevin Murphy
mpv --dvd-device=/blah/VIDEO_TS dvd://
Josiah Gomez
>Haasn >I work part-time as a sysadmin but I receive no money at all for my programming. So haasn is a bearded man! But why do bearded men have girl avatar?
Isaac Allen
Haha!
Ryder Myers
youtubedl has cleaner code.
Grayson Jenkins
madvr is third party, you do know that right? You have to install madvr on your system for MPC-HC/BE to take advantage.
Noah Thomas
No answer in bug reports anymore and it's fully closed source!
James Barnes
Its weird feeling a connection to a web comic.. Ive had to do that alot.
Robert Jackson
Is it possible that haasn killed madshi and hacked their accounts to simulate presence?
Matthew Martinez
it's possible in your fanfiction, yes
Julian Powell
if you write code in notepad...
Nolan Adams
notepad.exe can only undo once, then ctrl+z becomes redo
Bentley Barnes
Madshi is a German and a Delphi programmer. So he is so rich that he is on vacation 8 months/year.
lol this comic. sometimes I feel pity for people still using shit editors
only sometimes, though
Austin Lewis
using less resources, being more efficient power and usage wise
Jacob Johnson
Then the GPU will win, easily
Only thing that might be difficult is getting a truly lossless 10-bit video signal out of it, because of terrible APIs. I think d3d11va can do it, but cuda for example can't
Why don't they enable it by default? How do you want that linux and mpv beginners feel comfortable?
Alexander Harris
Speaking of gpu acceleration, do the *-copy variants in mpv do anything over software decoding or the non-copy variants?
Isaac Ward
So nvidia doesn't get tearing? Also, this probably affects any distro using any desktop environment
Cameron Bennett
just use vlc lmao
John Nguyen
Nvidia gets tearing on multi-monitor setups if you have OpenGL set to sync to the wrong display
Apart from that, it shouldn't get any
Hudson Diaz
>recommending people enable AMD tearfree sure if you like shittons of input lag and low framerates
Benjamin Wilson
I write code in notepad++ and kate, both of which have long undo logs. Notepad.exe however happens to be literally the only thing I can think of that cant function in the way that we are talking about. KInda funny how you choose the one thing that doesnt do this.
Benjamin Rivera
The CPU decodes the video, the GPU does the upscaling and so on.
Xavier Price
>the GPU does the upscaling and so on. If you have a 4K screen than what else would it do?
Josiah Evans
How is that relevant to what he asked?
Justin Martinez
> tfw I never know if I should watch movies with tscale=oversample or tscale=mitchell
Life's suffering. LCDs already adds a bunch of blur due to their nature. Using interpolation adds even more blur. However, if I use oversample than panning scenes are extremely stuttery due to the low framerate. I can't watch a single video/movie without constantly thinking about this. I focus almost entirely in the stuttering and blur.
Michael Stewart
buy a fuckin 120hz monitor then fuckwit
Jaxson Perry
There's still blur. Unless something like ULMB works for movies, there's always blur
Sebastian Gray
but there's less blur than a 60hz panel and the refresh rate divides evenly into 24
Brandon Hall
Why, give yourself to blur and use tscale=bicubic
Gavin Phillips
I have my screen set to 72Hz
Jackson Brooks
How does it work? I don't see anything in the manual about it.
Sebastian Carter
> setting different scales for different video resolutions
Literal autism.
Levi Garcia
Any way to play online videos via mpv from Chrome, using right click or context menu or something like with Firefox's "Open With" addon? Can't find any solution.
Charles Harris
>tfw trying out haasn's arriety.mkv test case and none of the tscales are satisfactory Oversample is stuttery as fuck but Mitchell is decent but there's a lot of afterimages Bicubic is smooth as fuck, less afterimages, but it's blurry as shit Catmull_rom and Robidoux are somewhere between Bicubic and Oversample
# Seek units are in seconds RIGHT seek 5 LEFT seek -5 UP seek 60 DOWN seek -60 ] frame-step [ frame-back-step
1 set window-scale 0.5 2 set window-scale 0.75 3 set window-scale 1 4 set window-scale 1.25 5 set window-scale 1.5 6 set window-scale 2
a cycle-values scale ewa_lanczossharp haasnsoft A cycle-values hwdec auto-copy no
b cycle-values opengl-shaders ~~/shaders/CrossBilateral.glsl,~~/shaders/SuperChromaRes.glsl ~~/shaders/CrossBilateral.glsl,~~/shaders/nnedi3-nns32-win8x4.hook no B ignore
v cycle interpolation V cycle-values tscale oversample linear mitchell sinc robidouxsharp
x cycle-values cscale ewa_lanczossoft bilinear X ignore
z cycle-values dscale mitchell ewa_lanczossharp Z ignore
Jaxson Gutierrez
Is it possible to use hardware acceleration only when the video is in UHD _and_ 60fps?
Hudson Wright
Haasn has some examples of profiles being activated when the screen is at certain sizes. I dunno whether or not a 60FPS argument is possible.
Planning on getting a 980 or 1060, I want to see where the hardware power lies.
Carter Martin
you're going to spend $200+ on a graphics card for placebo shaders for your cartoons?
Thomas Edwards
like this?
Colton Edwards
Crossbilateral and nnedi3 are both memes. nnedi3 is stupidly expensive, was made for deinterlacing, and is really only noticeable on really low resolution (
Charles Wilson
Any idea why the windows binaries are unavailable?
Colton Ross
Does this work with cycle value?
Daniel Bennett
Instead of buying an overly expensive GPU for NNEDI3 it would be better to port it to a compute shader or something and use SIMD instead. It could be like 10x as fast as it currently is
Landon Scott
This is probably a stupid question, but is there a way to see what size mpv scales the video part of the window to?
So if I have a file that's 704x480, but the par makes it 704x528 because it's anamorphic. I like to play in full screen with autofit 100%x100%, so I get a 1440p tall video frame with some black bars. This is normal.
I can get 704x480 from video-params/w and h, and 704x528 from video-params/dw and dh. Is there any property that gives me {video frame without the black bars} x 1440? osd-width and osd-height just give me 2560x1440.
Benjamin Kelly
What! There are no compute shaders for mpv!
Elijah Rodriguez
Never mind, wrote this shitty hack up for stats.lua.
And not this? profile-desc=Profile for UHD video files profile-cond=get('height',0) >= 2160
David Carter
yes
Matthew Smith
Damn, mpv performs better than madVR now! I thought ANGLE was a joke but it really works fucking well! It's still slightly behind MPDN in some cases... But I am sure it will not be the case for long. ;)
Nicholas Lewis
It doesn't surprise me. ANGLE is under heavy development like mpv
Jaxson Butler
I would just stick to oversample. With that you can at least clearly see the individual frames. Consider the low framerate an artistic choice. If they wanted that to be smooth they could've done that, but they didn't and so the artist's vision is stuttery. If you blur it, it's still not really smooth and you can't even see the individual frames well.
Is there a way to add new videos to the end of the videos being played without interrupting the current playback?
Robert Morgan
If you watch shit in 2.5 speed, it'll be nice and silky smooth 60 fps.
Aaron Ramirez
c cycle scale bilinar,spline36 Like this?
Tyler Price
1) Did mpv kill the DS stack aka mpc-hc/lav/madvr/reclock? 2) Where to download this mpv based player? 3) Why shouldn't I use a mpv based player over the original one?
Jason Roberts
If my memory serves correctly, there was this configuration that turned the controller from oval to a rectangle, anyone has the code;
James Carter
see input.conf
Ethan Wood
This is something wm4 is currently developing as a user script, you can find it here: github.com/wm4/mpv-scripts/blob/master/auto-profiles.lua It is still in development and currently there are thoughts about some profile group stuff etc., so make sure to update the script _and_ mpv to the latest master at the same time.
Read the instructions in the script carefully. Basically, it allows you to write lua expressions in mpv.conf profiles as profile-desc (by starting the description with "cond:"). When the expression evaluates to true the profile is applied. The nice thing: you can use all properties (and therefore also all mpv options) as variables by using them like p.name (or p["name"] -- lua table syntax) or by using the function get("name", default-value) (like haasn does). The expressions get re-evaluated when the properties change.
A few examples: [hard] profile-desc=cond:p.height 720 and p.height < 2160 scale=spline36 cscale= spline36 deband=yes
NOTE: at the start of script evaluation some properties (like video related data) are not available and therefore the script prints error messages for expressions using these. However, this doesn't matter as they get re-evaluated once the property is available. It's just visual clutter. Using the function get() with a default value instead of the p. syntax prevents this. It's really just a visual thing though.
Landon Cooper
Disclaimer: I just typed these example profiles down without testing them, so there might be errors. But you get the general idea.
Owen Lee
Holy shit how fucked up over-complicated is this. This is worse than code monkey level. Hardcoded numbers, copy&pasted code and all of this for completely uninteresting information?
Jason Anderson
wtf
Anthony Foster
> ANGLE
It's still shit compared to dxinterop though
Austin Collins
> p.height
Isaiah Ramirez
for presenting only.
Carter Scott
>But how do I write a condition for the framerate? p.framerate? Didn't I say you can use all properties? >The nice thing: you can use all properties ... And now see here: mpv.io/manual/master/#command-interface-container-fps
Eli White
Will this be built in some day?
Adrian Gonzalez
So I have a 1080p screen and I'm watching a 60fps youtube video that goes all the way to 4K. My cpu can't handle 60fps 4K and the gpu doesn't have any hwdec for vp9 (h264 version of the video is only 30fps)
Is it better to watch at 1440p instead and let mpv downscale to 1080p, or should I watch the video directly at 1080p?
Owen Phillips
I get Cannot Index Into A Null Array when trying to run the updater for mpv.
Brody Wright
How do we write path in mpv.conf for windows ?
Is it : opengl-shaders=".\shaders\[...]" or : opengl-shaders="./shaders/[...]"
For youtube/other streaming content it's always better to choose the best quality option, with downscaled 1440p content you will likely see much less compression artifacts.
Jonathan Russell
My shitty GPU is almost 3x more powerful with Windows and Angle than with Ubuntu and Mesa. Linux is so miserable these days, that's truly the end of traditional distributions.
Tyler Ortiz
no, it's just you retarded mesa is very poorly optimized yet
Blake Diaz
>traditional distributions. What do you mean? Does it work better on other distros?
Kayden Rogers
>My shitty GPU is almost 3x more powerful with Windows and Angle What about dxinterop?
Easton Evans
Mesa is a dumb shit and using proprietary drivers is just like using Windows.
>Dxinterop doesn't work at all! if you're talking about hwdec it works with dxva2
Oliver Turner
The backend doesn't work with my GPU!
Zachary Thompson
That would be very easy to change, if code exists that would use it
Oliver Scott
The condition isn't built into mpv, it's done via a user script (for now).
Jordan Bailey
Whats the best build for Linux?
Juan Adams
Google needs ANGLE to be fast for chrome. (They write chrome in OpenGL and translate it to Direct3D at runtime so it can run on wangblows)
Adrian Anderson
You would need a new option in mpv but the way it (currently) works it is an external lua script parsing the content of an existing option (profile-desc). Why don't you suggest your idea either on IRC or with an issue in the repo?
Liam Lopez
What you're saying is that Chrome will use Vulkan soon.
Caleb Foster
If you're on nvidia, install the nvidia proprietary drivers
If you're on AMD, uninstall your life
Jason Diaz
Who knows. I don't think vulkan is mature enough for chrome yet, though
Anthony Richardson
Also, I shudder at the possibility of web browsers using vulkan. Vulkan is a security nightmare.
>Also, I shudder at the possibility of web browsers using vulkan. Vulkan is a security nightmare.
Please tell me more I want to know about this. Just don't link me some PDF made by Harvard or someshit.
Easton Cruz
How about you actually sit down and read the manual/options instead of blindly copying settings from other people you dumb fucking bitch.
Lincoln Nguyen
?
Logan Ross
Rude
You should update your mpv before anything else
Ethan Russell
That will involve tinkering which takes more time. It's better to start from a standard config of what anime viewers use and then experiment from there. It's better that way.
Julian Robinson
He wants some mainstream compatible worded facts he can use among his friends to impress them. Simple hard facts, nothing deep and please without any effort on his part.
James Clark
I have 0.20, latest release on debian.
Connor Harris
>It's better that way. No. It moves some of the time you have to invest to other people, so you'll save time because other people invest time. That's the only difference.
Nathan Cox
>I have 0.20, latest release on debian. That's a month old already which is quite a lot in mpv land.
Jason Johnson
Wow, so you can read. That's a start. Unfortunately, your argumentative skills are lacking. Your post isn't really saying anything in contradiction. Saving time is better and that was the intention of the post. Of course by better, I mean better for myself. But then again, it'd take less time for someone to give in their 2 cents then it would be to do some reading. Besides, I already did reading for the options in the first part of the post (the ones that dind't have a # because they weren't comments in the config file). I simply wanted confrimation from others who used these same settings.
Joseph Mitchell
Well, for a start, the sub-option syntax you are using will be deprecated in the next release, was changed some time ago. So you better not stick with this in the first place.
Liam Nelson
Do I even need to set a preset or is default fine? If I do then how do I set one?
Carter Parker
You don't need to but when you have the necessary hardware why not use it by using some more demanding options?
Isaiah Rivera
>not using version control
Ethan Baker
>Madshi >Just to let you guys know: I'm busy working on commercial stuff atm (have to earn my living, after all). There will be a new madVR version in maybe 2-3 weeks or so (maybe longer), with a brand new algorithm that you guys will probably like a lot.
It seems madshi will atomize mpv again. When will the mpv developer do the same, aka creating new algorithms?
Samuel Flores
I fucking hate the soruceforge builds
Daniel Flores
why
Michael Lopez
>dscale=mitchell use ewa_lanczossharp instead on a 4k youtube video, and tell me how it goes >[protocol!=http_dash_segments] What is this?
How can you even cycle values between shaders, that doesn't even look right. >haasnsoft lmao
Ryan Long
>It seems madshi will atomize mpv again. When has he ever done so? Oh you mean atomize the performance of his "algorithms" in madvr yeah I gotcha now.
Benjamin Fisher
Sourceforge builds are the best, go fuck yourself.
Luke Price
>what is this?
Some(all?) mpeg youtube videos won't play without that. I have only stumbled upon one myself though.
Anthony Ortiz
Honestly, setting up an input.conf is more essential.
Xavier Lee
That and it always defaults to 1280x720@30fps
Nathan Sanders
>his "algorithms" - anti-bloating with super-xbr, sharpeners, ... - source ringing remover - smooth motion - advanced support for projectors - ...
Kayden Jones
Don't be so arrogant little pajeet.
Zachary Rivera
I ask this question pretty regularly and never get a response. This is some pretty basic usability stuff. I can't believe mpv has no solution for this.
Jace Hughes
don't respond to the shitty troll, please
he's in every single mpv thread trying to instigate some sort of “mpv vs madVR war”. I don't get it. He posts weak bait attacking both, constantly
Owen Baker
It's possible. See the loadfile FILE append command
Parker Baker
>use ewa_lanczossharp instead on a 4k youtube video, and tell me how it goes Adds about ~5ms to render frame timings, I still stay under 20ms total 90% of the time, in a lot of circumstances it adds too much noticeable ringing for my liking and can make aliasing more noticeable, mitchell in my opinion is superior visually and is less expensive
>>[protocol!=http_dash_segments] >What is this? Dash playback can help with buffering
>How can you even cycle values between shaders, that doesn't even look right. You can cycle values with pretty much any option with the way the new config files work, in real time, it's useful for comparing scaling options and shaders and how they affect your render timings
>>haasnsoft >lmao Just testing, I find it too soft
Cooper Wright
The non-autistic way to do it is hold shift and drag and drop a file or a URL.
Thomas Mitchell
Got latest mpv, getting error parsing when all that it's in the config is exactly what the OP has when it comes to high preset.