Do I put them in the appdata folder where the config file is or the folder with the .exe? All of the path locations I can find on other sites are for linux
Ryder Sanders
mpv rocks
Jace Stewart
We all know that already, user.
Owen Campbell
Is it normal that FSRCNNX doesn't kick in if I'm playing 1080p on 2560x1440? If so, what's my best option for scaling then?
Daniel Bailey
Make a folder called "scripts" in the folder where mpv.exe is located. You can also put it in the appdata path, but I'm not 100% sure. They only kick in when you're upscaling by a factor of 1.4 or more. The OP has a link that compares scalers, SSSR is great.
Julian Ross
See pic related. Just paste them inside the scripts folder.
>They only kick in when you're upscaling by a factor of 1.4 or more. The OP has a link that compares scalers, SSSR is great. I'll just try that then. I ignored SSSR because that link makes it sound like anything but FSRCNNX is garbage, and I thought it might've worked on everything then. Thanks.
Adrian Barnes
I want to fuck armin
Angel Davis
I forgot to mention that you can modify the shaders to work when any kind of upscaling is done. //!WHEN OUTPUT.w LUMA.w / 1.400 > OUTPUT.h LUMA.h / 1.400 > * is how the lines you're looking for look like. Make sure to replace them all. >I ignored SSSR because that link makes it sound like anything but FSRCNNX is garbage The one who made it is giving it his best shot to make an objective list of what shaders reproduce an original the best. You might enjoy a sharper image or a blurrier one more, so try others. There's no point in using something more performance intensive if you find less expensive options to be better or good enough.
Jonathan Clark
>using mac-like window buttons If you like apple UI, then get a mac. Same thing for windows
Jason Bailey
why should i use mpv?
Jacob Walker
I did that but they still don't work, maybe its because I'm trying to use the javascript files like Blackbox
Jeremiah Hill
I believe the point is that you can recreate the look without switching to an undesirable platform. Try a lua script. Your mpv might not be compiled for JS, though I doubt it.
Matthew Hernandez
I have a GTX 1070 and an i7 5820k, what settings shoudl I use? Using the noveau driver
Oliver James
No point in using nouveau on a 1070. Sure the driver is free software, but it has communist blobs anyway. Just install the nvidia communist drivers. As for what settings you should use, the highest quality ones for every option, because your GPU can handle it.
Dylan Lopez
SSimDownscaler was updated yesterday, it works now, no artifacting anymore, using d3d11 and a RX 480.
>Play DVD with mpv >Doesnt work >Try VLC >Audio stutters (same as the last cd) >Try MPV again >It works explain
Camden Robinson
Not running gentoo.
Brayden Flores
Now that the dust has settled, should deband be left permanently enabled as is default or should it be switched off in your config file and only enabled when needed?
Charles Bell
does this really need to be asked?
Wyatt Baker
Permanently enabled.
Nathaniel Howard
You can do some shit with it
Connor Clark
SSSR looks better than RAVU, is faster than FSRCNNX, and it's meant to work with any scaling factor. Only problem it has is it's not particularly good at dealing with compression artifacts and the like, but that shouldn't be a problem with non-shit sources.
Luke Thomas
I just meant that SSSR is mentioned in the same breath as RAVU and NNEDI as being worse than FSRCNNX. Also, RAVU seemed to score decently in those tests, not much worse than SSSR. Also, I just tried SSSR and I just get a completely black image if I use that. I just edited FSRCNNX to also scale 1080p to 2560x1440.
Hunter Perez
some of them just don't work anymore.
Robert Perez
I am finally using mpv on windows thanks to based stax76 making an actual installer and gui controls (while keeping the ability of using commands). Feels good, bros!
Dylan Lopez
>imagine being so retarded that you're unable to execute an install.bat
>imagine caring about how others install programs That said. executable > install.bat
Oliver Richardson
These threads need some hearty autism again. I stole this from haasn's config a year or so ago and lowered the grain by half. deband-iterations=2 deband-range=12 deband-grain=24 It works flawlessly for HorribleSubs' and YouTube's banding.
Justin Gutierrez
I personally don't see why you need to "install" it at all.
Grayson Davis
>grain into the trash
Evan Jenkins
does adaptive sharpen still need sigmoid upscaling off now that linear-downscaling=no is a thing
Carson Bennett
I don't want to go find the resource right now but how else is the debanding going to work? It literally adds the grain so it can be used smooth over artifacts.
James Ortiz
It was too tough for mpv, so vlc softened it up
Leo Phillips
admittedly I don't have much knowledge on the technical side but debanding seems to work just fine without added grain
this site doesnt really say much about why grain is needed it seems grain is only added to preserve detail or at least give the impression of preserving detail after smoothing
Michael Evans
>Generally, noise is an unwanted artifact and grain was added to create a certain effect (flashbacks, film grain, etc) or to prevent banding. >Furthermore, you should note that most denoisers will create banding which the removed grain was masking (they're technically not creating the banding but merely making it visible). Because of this, you will usually have to deband after denoising. >Some of these may be quite impressive in terms of file size/compressibility, but they all share a common problem: banding. In order to fix that, we will need to deband and apply grain to the gradients. This may seem counterintuitive, as we have just spend a lot of processing time to remove the grain, but I'll get to that later. And he never got around to writing the dedicated piece on debanding it seems. A shame really, it seems like he knows his stuff. tl;dr grain in small amounts is good
Justin Myers
I like to install daily usage programs on my machines. This is our board. LTSC reporting in.
Dominic Flores
whats the line to keep only one instance of mpv open and use the same window that's already resized to my liking?
Jayden Myers
I don't really mind, but their lack of enthusiasm is discouraging. But why? What's the benefit? Does that lack of info under installed programs bother you that much? Or does the installer actually add it to path so you can call it in CMD from anywhere? You can only achive the one instance thing via a script. use --geometry for the size.
William Flores
I am just an autist that loves running non-portable programs.
Lucas Morales
>There's no point in using something more performance intensive if you find less expensive options to be better or good enough. So much this
Zachary Cooper
You did something wrong the first time and in the end prevailed.
Nicholas Turner
are shaders just a meme? i use regular scaler meme as such: scale=box scale-window=sphinx scale-radius=1.75
and (depending on source quality) 1080p and lesser resolutions look fine to me on a 4k screen. what benefit would i get from shaders other than more cpu/gpu usage?
Compatibility. They want defaults to be able to work on all/most hardware. Including shitty low spec hw. Kinda of sucks because I agree it should be default. Or at least without deband since that can reduce resource usage a lot for old hw.
Sebastian Williams
can anyone actually explain why mpv is better than VLC?
I want to watch the videos, not because of the video content, but because mpv is just so good. Honestly one of the best software I ever used. Thinking back on it, I probably feel similar in regards to irc, but that's most likely due to nostalgia.
Jonathan Butler
>deband
not in my config
Logan Nelson
>the only reason to disable it would be for performance.
good on you for stating the obvious, would you like a cookie retard? stop pissing yourself and go back to your shit corner til someone here call you. Fuck off. Useless bag of shit
Xavier Miller
can you tell me why mpv cannot play some of my ogg files? They were made by using youtube-dl
>inb4 youtube-dl
I can play them without problems with cmus. This is the only thing that doesn't make me to migrate to EMMS on Emacs. I don't want to use VLC as backend.
Lucas Turner
The few sample files I tried worked fine streaming with ytdl
maybe it was something related to youtube-dl. It's not a big lost but now I have to find each file and download it again.
that said, mpv is nice for playing music.
Hudson Price
>maybe it was something related to youtube-dl. Doubtful since ytdl doesn't alter files, it only downloads them. If you have ffmpeg installed as well and you passed some weird args then maybe you fucked up the files. But that's doubtful too.
Wyatt Bailey
yeah, but I guess it will be easier to download them again. Thanks for the tip, thought.
Camden Wood
it is, though. what is the just noticeable difference for a person sitting a normal distance away from the screen. 2 dB? 5 dB?
Red pixel means different. White pixel means equal. Looking at where the concentration of red pixels is greater, you're more likely to spot a difference.
Noah Williams
I've seen the way of mpv and now I never want to touch any other media player ever again. Thank you g
Cool, now flip between these without your imperceptible diffmaps and you won't be able to tell shit without it being marked out for you. We use eyes to see, not a fucking diffmap.
Michael Hernandez
Sit down child, the Jow Forumstards are talking
Julian Myers
>no argument lmoa, keep circlejerking over your shitty dB charts that are completely meaningless to anyone actually watching content instead of pixel peeping between test images. also, get an actual representative corpus of images to test instead of running all of your meme metrics on literally one image lol.
Gavin Powell
Is this a secretly arch distro shill thread instead of a mpv thread?
Ian Wright
bilinear ~ JPEG @20q FSRCNNX_56 ~ JPEG @75q Do the math.