We should have these threads more often.
Is haasn alive again what's wm4 doing?
/mpv/ - the (mostly) best video player
Cooper Morales
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Carter Brown
>what's wm4 doing?
nothing mpv related
Gavin Richardson
i'm going to test dav1d-git now
for some reason tho, waterfox doesnt like me using ffmpeg-git, video sites other than jewtube crash with a libavcodec error
Isaiah Morris
how do i change all the keys for mpv ?
* and / (or 9 and 0) are stupid for volume changing, i want to use up/down
Carter King
input.conf
Kayden Anderson
Is dav1d as library in ffmpeg yet and can mpv use it? If so guess ill build it and see
Isaac Roberts
dav1d-git is available, which is what i'm going to be testing
had to rebuild again disabling libaom tho
Carson Campbell
>can mpv use it
screen from the other thread, apparently so
Ethan Bailey
ooo nice thanks. this makes mpv 20% cooler
Asher Powell
so using ffmpeg-git/dav1d-git, using the first set of videos from here
elecard.com
4k is unplayable, lots of dropped frames
1080p is barely playable, not as many drops
720p is okaish, a few drops here and there
i do have an old cpu (xeon 5470) so that's my limit on av1 sadly
Jace Hernandez
in other words, not that much different for me than with libaom
Owen Wright
KDE and taskbar-progress. Is there any way to make it work?
Adam Powell
i thought that was a win10 only feature
Luis Murphy
Never tried using mpv on any other windows than 7, but it seemed to work fine there. It's the only thing I miss after moving to linux. KDE does have taskbar-progress API too, firefox uses it for example (downloading files).
Oliver Moore
put in a request on mpv github,that's how the windows one was added
Nathan Phillips
Using an i7-7700HQ can play lower bitrate 4k files smoothly. 1080p is no problem.
Jose Miller
noice
hopefully nvidia gets off their asses and adds some basic hw support soon
other than av1 i'm good with my current set up, can do 4k/10bit/hdr with a 1050ti
Landon Green
Yeah, I will. Still, kinda hoped that one of you guys made, say, a bash script that changes it and a lua script which calls it. I'm not a big fan of workarounds, but it'll take some time before (and if) devs decide to add it directly to mpv.
Colton Rodriguez
>VideoLAN
Isaac Ramirez
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John Foster
Connor Jenkins
Is rossy still around?
Jaxson Hughes
>xeon 5470
That thing lacks AVX2, of course current dav1d is going to be slow.
Unless you have a Haswell or newer, or a Ryzen, you'll have to wait until SSSE3/SSE4 code is written and committed.
Anthony Taylor
Based ponynigger
Jack Robinson
I tried playing a youtube stream in mpv but it just stops after 3 seconds
Jacob Barnes
unironically windows media player
Carson Moore
Is your youtube-dl up to date?
John Davis
I literally just downloaded both mpv and yt-dl
it play's whatever it buffered (1-4 seconds) and just stops
it's not my connection because I've been listening to this stream for 15 hours on youtube
Joseph Harris
Where did you download both of those..?
Brandon Scott
mpv.io, duh
Xavier Hughes
idk pot player just werks for me and its easier to setup it with user friendly ui.
Mason Flores
>no scriptability
Lincoln Scott
I couldn't get mpv to play muh anime in 60fps so I just stick to MPC-HC, you just click on it and it works 60fps no problems heh
Jason Howard
Not sure how you fucked that up. Congrats
Gavin Russell
Interpolation regardless of method compromises image quality and you should just get a real monitor that can sync in a integer multiple of 24.
Jaxon Russell
it's simple
in mpc you just click a thing as opposed to going through a million obstacles in mpv for it to work
Asher Murphy
so that's why displays now have 144Hz
I was always thinking this number can't be arbitrary
Nathaniel Bell
>muh 60 fake fps anime
how does it feel to be a dumb redditor
Leo Butler
still looks much better and image quality suffers only in certain situations, eat shit retard lol
Jose Martin
Anyone know how to edit keybindings for MPV on Windows? I've added input.conf to the root directory and added some bindings to it but it doesn't seem to work. I tried putting it in a few different places according to documentation but still no luck.
Jonathan Sanders
Used to work for me no problem, I'm no more on windows though. Launch mpv from cmd and see if there are any errors. Maybe you fucked up the syntax.
Jack Reed
Make a folder called mpv where the executable is. put input.conf in there. Make sure you've enabled the show known file extensions thing, so that you're able to check that the file itself is correct, i.e. it's not input.conf.txt.
Robert Morales
I've added GPU encoding to the webm script for mpv because I use it quite often and its way quicker this way.
I've also added QuickSync and AMD options but I can't test them because I don't have the hardware for it. Could anyone with an iGPU or AMD GPU check it out? github.com
Landon Jenkins
>vapoursynth
Does anyone even use that anymore? I remember the old days of vapoursynth scripts for debanding.
Samuel Martin
I want a webm script where I can tweak crf/qmin/qmax without editing the script and restarting mpv and punching the timecode back in.
These are usually 10 second clips and if I do burst encodes like that it's easy to play golden eyes.
Ryder Diaz
>I want a webm script where I can tweak crf/qmin/qmax
I'll look into it
Andrew Johnson
What's there to discuss?
What is there to add?
It's pretty much a feature complete, perfect media player as is.
Christopher Thomas
there's always new scripts, new commits, new shaders, new tricks
it's the neverending perfect player discussion
Xavier Johnson
There's AV1