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But I've installed dependencies from the Debian/Ubuntu section of the building manual. It has everything but those two dependencies.

Is it possible to pause mpv automatically before it closes? I want everything I have set to save-position-on-quit for to start paused when I resume. I've been toying around with a lua script, but it seems the event triggers too late for it to pause the video, or mpv doesn't honor it when resuming playback.
mp.register_event("end-file", function()
mp.set_property_native("pause", true)
mp.msg.info("hit")
end)

I've tried registering the event end-file and shutdown but I don't know what else.

Look at keep-open

maybe try finding a way of checking if the file is in watch later when you open it and then pausing it if it is

Doesn't pause or remember that I paused when I close.

Any news on the "official" mpv GUI?

typing in "carriage enter screenshot" didn't work

wat

I use this
q set fullscreen no; set pause yes; quit-watch-later

that'll work. ty

What's your favorite filter for audio normalization? Like on some shows where it gets really loud then really quiet. I've tried:
af="lavfi=[loudnorm=I=-18:TP=-1.5:LRA=1]"
af="lavfi=[acompressor=3]"
af="lavfi=[dynaudnorm]"

and I like loudnorm the best for the most part. Are there any other I should try out?

mpv.conf:
pastebin.com/BKF0ksSR

Is there any way to pause video when minimized to taskbar (hitting win + ↓) ?

thanks for this

github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/TOOLS/lua/pause-when-minimize.lua

>all of these autistic configuration requests in this thread that no sane person would ever use are actually possible
mpv never fails to impress me.

Kek it is pretty cool how flexible it is

Been using this for a while. Great script.

Thanks for this.

wonder if i can bind this script simply by hitting "b" , Instead of using (win + ↓).

or do i have to compile from source to make this possible?

gist.github.com/detuur/7ea3609b8826d0e6f6bbc730d54a963c

please someone?

Run this in your terminal and press that key
It will tell you what it's called

i don't use linux

Same thing as cmd prompt

Or run it on a live CD to get the information you want.

Then just go ahead and install it because it's better than what you're using.