>Evaluating mpv's upscaling algorithms: >artoriuz.github.io/mpv_upscaling.html This comes to the same conclusion as what I did a couple months ago, unfortunately my system can't handle it without some framedrops.
Aiden Jones
Thanks fren
Luis Thomas
instead of spewing your mental diarrhea you could have just asked
Still an improve, keep tryin user someday you would make us eat your baits.
Isaiah Hernandez
>Dancer.webm
Ethan Jones
script-opts=osc-title=" " :^|
Ethan Bennett
You guys need to try out Potplayer and thank me later. The customizability is mind boggling.
Zachary Bennett
potplayer tries to connect to the internet for no reason and without permission. south korean botnet
Noah Peterson
Tyvm. I don't suppose that whole playlist bar can be removed?
Noah Fisher
Via user configuration I don't think so. You'll need to hack 'osc.lua' for that sort of stuff.
Gabriel Davis
>customizability
more like bloatware-ability
Joshua Powell
mpv is my new love
Angel Diaz
A woman that won't give up easily, but the chase is worth it. Not that I would know.
Thomas Barnes
JEEB stop merging mac shit and merge stuff for real OSes.
James Sanchez
Why the fucc can this shitty program manage default audio/sub language track preference like nothing but the same thing still exists in MPC-HC in 1.8.x and was marked as fixed in their bug tracker years ago???
Julian Price
coz you're probably too stupid to figure out basic settings, as your broken written engrish clearly shows.
Xavier Gonzalez
Can you repeat the question?
Adrian Young
How do I make mpv to always open on my second monitor by default?
Samuel White
What OS and if on Linux, what WM/DE are you using?
William Fisher
Try --screen or --geometry.
Evan Morales
Windows
David Brown
>Windows kek
Gabriel Cruz
How the hell did you get it to work on Windows? I had like 5 different missing dll files.
Brandon Cooper
ok thanks for the help faggots, didn't know even the mpv thread was this bad
Robert Peterson
You extract it and it just works.
Jeremiah Wilson
>winbabby getting this butthurt Someone gave you probably gave you the solution already.
If shinchiro or lachsors builds don't work for you then your OS install is borked. Because it works for everyone else with a proper install.
Nolan Thomas
You need a sufficient IQ to extract it.
Noah Robinson
It's not that I don't believe you, but I've never seen it not work, nor have I heard of such a thing. I installed it on 3 other computers running Windows besides mine as well. I give it a 95% chance your install is at fault and not the program.
Blake Reyes
guise pls, the user you are replying to is clearly a faggot troll. I'm pretty sure I can setup a Win7 VM right now, update C/C++ runtimes and DX, and it'll work. Quit the troll-feeding.
Samuel Price
can I set an mpv window as always-on-top and borderless with input.conf?
Cameron Hernandez
you use mpv.conf for that
James Ward
but I want to toggle when I need it
Charles Clark
shift+t is the default binding for on-top. b cycle "border" B set border no ; set ontop yes alt+b cycle border ; cycle ontop Pick one or more that best suit your needs.
Did you cum from this? Are they not self explanatory?
Logan Kelly
JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEB
Dylan Anderson
multiple times at once friendship over with ahk, user is my new papa
Nathaniel Nguyen
>Are they not self explanatory? They are, my bad.
Wyatt Thompson
>update mpv/ffmpeg I compiled years ago >suddenly all my video is corrupt >after panicking, realize it can't be the video >after an hour of searching, literally the only single mention of this I find is trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/7174 >Regression since 08117a Pic related, there's literally nothing wrong with the video, but as per the commit linked in the issue, ffmpeg now aborts x264 decoding if it doesn't match the "spec". And guess who committed this? Videolan, aka VLC devs, which explains why the same blocky decoding error also occurs in VLC.
A sample is linked in the ticket. This is probably never going to be reverted given a) commit is from 2017 but first bug report is from 2018 and no followups/other reports, and b) everyone just assuming their video is corrupted instead of investigating. Plus the commit fixes overflows, so a revert would have to address that. Decoding error is: >[ffmpeg/video] h264: Out of range weight is not implemented. Update your FFmpeg version to the newest one from Git. If the problem still occurs, it means that your file has a feature which has not been implemented. And "out of spec" is not going to be implemented obviously. Yet another patch I have to maintain myself It's not actually corrupted, but decoding looks like it since ffmpeg aborts.
>Yet another patch I have to maintain myself Why are you even wasting your time on Jow Forums then? go to the relevant IRC channel and ask for advice with all your """evidence""", or, better yet, just quit the LARPing and go home.
Bentley Ross
> """evidence""" No idea what you mean with this. There's simply no point in contributing, nobody has ever accepted a patch or pull request I've made no matter how diligently I've formatted the issue. Fuck FOSS and fuck ffmpeg for breaking perfectly fine video because they're too retarded to handle overflows.
It is, yet encode.lua won't apply changes from encode_webm.conf. Commands from input.conf work fine.
Jacob Clark
Maybe it's encode.conf and not encode_webm.conf.
Eli James
Don't have any issues watching live streams from twitch/YT using shinchiro builds. lachs0r's builds have crypto libs issue with both tho.
Dominic Sullivan
Nah. I should be clear, the script works fine. It's just that the settings from the encode_webm.conf are not applied.
Robert Gutierrez
didn't think about trying other builds. I'll try with shinchiro and see how it goes
Kayden Bell
Yeah I gathered that much. I just glanced at the script and I see that somehow it reads profiles and not just a config file (which is usually just "name-of-the-script.conf"). No idea how it really works though honestly. Try asking occivink in #mpv. He's usually around.
So I just got my hands on some display calibration hardware, Spyder3Elite, and calibrated my monitor, LG 34uc87m-B, with DisplayCAL and ArgyllCMS as the Spyder didn't come with its software license as it was second hand, and I have a few questions.
First off, I calibrated it to sRGB, and it took just over an hour to finish, its a little darker all around but after having it set up in Windows (DisplayCAL Profile Loader manages this for me) and using icc-profile="C:\Users\User\Dropbox\Tools\MPV\LG DisplayCAL Profile.icm" in mpv.conf, movies, and specifically HDR movies, with these settings hdr-compute-peak=yes tone-mapping=hable tone-mapping-desaturate=0 they look great, black areas on a 16:9 video more closely match the pure black pillars from fullscreen on 21:9 and the colors do loot a little different but they do look "more correct" if I could describe it that way.
So here are my questions
1. Is 10-Bit with GeForce still exclusive to Dx11 Exclusive Fullscreen? The profile information stated that the Video Card Gamma Table is 16-Bits This whole topic doesn't have very clear answers even from Nvidia themselves as 10-Bit for the desktop environment has been a Quadro exclusive feature for Nvidia, but it works on GeForce cards fine in Dx11 Exlusive Fullscreen mode, if you have the equipment you can test it your self with MadVR and some test images, I have and I can confirm it works that way with my GTX 980 and DisplayPort 1.2
2. Are there any other settings I should worry about in mpv.conf in relation to display calibration and ICC/ICM profiles that are not in the first section?
3. Should I be worried about icc-3dlut-size or icc-intent at all? Do they even make a noticeable difference if not set in relation to the configured ICC profile?
4. Can the measured Luminance in any way help with HDR video processing with config settings?
Any information would be helpful
Hudson Rivera
>shinchiro apparently it was an issue with the previous windows build. this build streamed without interruptions for 2 hours
Blu-ray subs are image subs so I can't imagine that would work.
Jeremiah Bell
so i downloaded a UHD HDR Matrix bdrip this isnt normal is it? i thought it may have been a setting or something but i tried with no-config and various types of deband and hwdec/no hwdec and such, and it's still grainy as hell it's gotta be source right? or was the matrix this crappy to begin with?