It will be interesting to see how /mpv/ splits after libplacebo, many people still want GUIs and this will probably give it to them in the form of VLC/alternate
maybe not mpv related but is there any piece of software to analyze a video file and report the maximum & minimum bitrate that occurs within that file?
Eli Ortiz
gay
Brayden Wright
Spline36 vs Lanczos ? I'm on laptop so i can't use shaders
Caleb Thompson
The link in the OP shows how fast the scalers are in addition to their quality. Test and see what rendering times are quiet, efficient and fast enough for you.
David Harris
Thanks i was just reading it I seems that lanczos is a bit faster and has a better quality than spline36
Lucas Harris
How you people downscale images luma only or choma only to upscale them againt to test the scalers?
Zachary Hall
>it's graphical >it's an interface >it's for the user uhh
Andrew Harris
doesn't mediainfo do that?
Jeremiah Jackson
not for vp9/opus. no bitrate/bit depth or chroma subsampling is displayed
Brandon Allen
what upscalers should I use on a r5 2600 + gtx 1660 for 720 -> 1080
Jordan Foster
SSSR + RAVU (and maybe adaptative-sharpen if the source has no grain at all)
Isaiah Campbell
Is it possible to get visualizations at all? I want windows media player-esque ones. Tutorial too pls
Josiah Evans
>lets you click to pause or stop >lets you click to seek >lets you click to mute or unmute >lets you scroll to change the volume >lets you click to skip through the playslist >lets you click change subtitle tracks >lets you click to change audio tracks >lets you drag and drop files to play immediately or append to the playlist
Honestly what more do you need?
Justin Morgan
it doesnt show the names of the chapters
Jacob Stewart
Click "i", faggot.
David Thompson
its not the same lol. i cant skip through and see where i, gonna land without spamming i HAAHHA
>linking to an image >on an imageboard get a load of this newfag
Cameron Robinson
My ISP has suddenly been banned from images, presumably because Hiro wants money.
Anyway, as far as I can tell, MPV has no good method of using full colorlevels as fallback for files it deems "broken", even though such behavior is default for any other app. I hope I do not encounter such files when downloading random shit from the internet.
Jaxon Adams
>My ISP has suddenly been banned from images same here
Evan Hernandez
If the file is flagged incorrectly there's not much you can do besides telling the player that the file is in fact 0-255. You said --vf=format=colorlevels=full worked didn't you?
Aaron Nelson
it works as a manual fix when necessary, but I don't know that enabling it for all jpegs would be a good solution
Landon Allen
No.
Luke Long
Can you post the MediaInfo of the MJPEG?
Ayden Lee
>tscale-radius=1.0
what a bunch of retards in this board
Brayden Jackson
It seems to be any JPEG created by ImageMagick with 'convert -type grayscale'. Grayscale is selected by default when colors aren't needed. The full output of mediainfo is quite long (exceeding 4channel's post limit!) without showing anything I would think is important. The linked image is identical to the original after re-downloading.
General Complete name : test.jpg Format : JPEG File size : 228 KiB
Image Format : JPEG Width : 1 314 pixels Height : 1 920 pixels Color space : Y Bit depth : 8 bits Compression mode : Lossy Stream size : 228 KiB (100%)
The issue seems to be in ffmpeg, the decoder is assuming limited levels if the image is not RGB. Since I don't think JPEG supports 16-235 levels for luminance anyway, I think you'd be safe using an auto profile condition.
Correction: the decoder seems to assume limited levels for grayscale images that contain only the luminance channel. Non-RGB images that are YUV seem to be fine as they're detected as having full levels.
Brandon Nguyen
why auto profile? cant you just use [extension.jpg] (or jpeg)?
Lincoln Johnson
That works, I wasn't aware you could do that.
Brayden Morgan
can someone spoonfeed me a good input.conf configuration? specifically i want better volume and seek controls
Jonathan Phillips
>being this retarded >can't rtfm maybe VLC is more your speed kiddo.