>Luma Downscaling IT'S NOT LUMA >SSimDownscaler is making the lines thinner. How did he make SSIMD to thin edges like that? It doesn't thin them for me. That whole downscaling evaluation looks retarded tho. Should have made it a part of fractional upscaling. For example fsrcnnx plus various downscalers, 720p->1080p. Why no SSSR in fractional upscaling?
Justin Cooper
>Why no SSSR in fractional upscaling? Yeah this. It's the one time SSSR is relevant, and based on what my eyes tell me I expect it to at least beat the downscaled doublers, if not top the chart.
Josiah Rogers
JEEEEEEEEEEEEEB
Thomas Gutierrez
libplacebo just got merged
Tyler Walker
Any way to make mpv load the previous file in a zip file? I'm trying to use it as a manga reader, but any previous action just does nothing with this error/ [libarchive] possibly unsupported seeking - switching to reopening
Matthew Taylor
Based and haasnpilled
Joshua Price
[ 67/238] Compiling video/out/opengl/egl_helpers.c ../video/out/opengl/hwdec_cuda.c:62:25: error: field 'handle_type' has incomplete type 62 | enum pl_handle_type handle_type; | ^~~~~~~~~~~ ../video/out/opengl/hwdec_cuda.c:122:13: warning: 'cuda_ext_vk_init' declared 'static' but never defined [-Wunused-function] 122 | static bool cuda_ext_vk_init(struct ra_hwdec_mapper *mapper, | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ../video/out/opengl/hwdec_cuda.c:125:13: warning: 'cuda_ext_vk_uninit' declared 'static' but never defined [-Wunused-function] 125 | static void cuda_ext_vk_uninit(struct ra_hwdec_mapper *mapper, int n); | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
[ 68/238] Compiling osdep/polldev.c Waf: Leaving directory `/home/user/mpv-build/mpv/build' Build failed -> task in 'objects' failed with exit status 1 (run with -v to display more information)
FUCK YOU INCOMPETENT MORONS
Justin Sanchez
Oh I have a similar bug. It's likely because of the locale shit not working. See if this pull requests fixes it for you. github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/6438
Aiden Rodriguez
Works on my machine. Learn how to compile lol
Nicholas Jackson
Yeah, I'm not going to build anything, that's too much effort. But thanks, I'll just consider it a known bug for the moment then.
Noah Davis
Learn how to dev lol
Chase Brooks
Your bug might actually be different than mine though. Try opening up an issue at least.
OS? vo/gpu-api/gpu-context? Are you running a compositor? Do you have a multi-monitor system and is mpv running on the primary or secondary monitor? Which of those two values is your real refresh rate?
Benjamin Torres
what fps does the video have?
Daniel Torres
Nevermind seemed KrigBilateral was fucking me
Liam Jones
Probably a libplacebo shit...
Camden Thomas
Based @igv keeping NGU at bay.
Wyatt Morales
Honest question is there much difference among most media players now other than UI
They all practically use the same codecs or you could just install the same codecs use and the media player based on the UI you prefer
Charles Diaz
Yes.
Aaron Gutierrez
>tfw when I use Gom player cause no other media player UI does it for me
Jaxon Robinson
Can someone explain what "vulkan-queue-count=" actually does and how many queues the RX 480 support?
William Hill
It can potentially give better performance if your HW supports it
Robert Moore
Do polaris supports it tho?
Nathaniel Brooks
Try running a file in cmd with the verbose arg? Then ctrl+f search for vulkan-queue-count and look for errors? mpv -v file.mkv
Dithering is very important for image quality, specially if you have a 10-bit display, see: diff.pics/kZoXhBU0ibTt/1
floyd is so much better than mpv's fruit.
Christian Peterson
>1-bit dithering you're retarded.
Austin Barnes
heeeeelp. how do i use vulkan with new libplacebo?
what's the purpose of this?
Christopher Roberts
smoother gradients and better at hiding quantization errors
Alexander Bell
10-bit floyd>10-bit fruit
Dylan Hall
8/10-bit fruit is already sufficient. floyd is many times more expensive for no perceptible difference. the main purpose of these other algorithms is for individual image processing where there is a need for technical thoroughness i.e. professional use. the submitter of the pull request so much as says this in his comments.
i would say post a comparison of 8 or 10 bit fruit vs floyd, but there's no need. many of the mpv screenshots posted in these threads had 8-bit fruit dither, and nobody has ever noticed or commented on it because the difference is nonexistent in terms of the human eye. the proof is in several years worth of our own screenshot posts.
Austin James
Any useful scripts to make mpv function as a comfy music player? mpd is bloat
Wyatt Price
you probably want autoload.lua and there might be some playlist management script
Christian Campbell
You probably need to install libplacebo 1.8 or higher
Juan Rivera
*v1.18.0 Oh and then build mpv again after installing libplacebo
Caleb Baker
I wrote a curses interface that uses libmpv. Basically, you specify a directory containing music files and then it builds menus based on metadata. Not sure if that is what you want though. github.com/Dudemanguy911/vmn
Nicholas Flores
I think haasn needs to review it again.
Samuel Anderson
i'm on fedora and v0.6.0 is in the repos. will mpv-build be updated to include libplacebo?
James Fisher
mpv.net rocks you niggas
Xavier Cook
The death of mpv.
Mason Ross
how so?
Zachary Kelly
There is no reason anymore to use mpv over vlc.
Cameron Ortiz
What about auto-profile and userscripts? input.conf level of control with keybinds? I need these things.
Jason Walker
It's actually the opposite. There's no reason to use vlc over mpv anymore.
Dominic James
Use cvlc. You can write vlc plugins and scripts.
Thomas Taylor
what about the ones already written for mpv? auto-profiles? input.conf level of customization? You're asking me to rewrite all of this functionality? I will stick with mpv if so.
William Ward
libmpv + lua >>>>> cvlc
Parker Mitchell
>It's actually the opposite.
Basically this.
Aaron Jackson
artoriuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuz
Camden Powell
Can libplacebo replace opengl next?
Dominic Barnes
Who's this guy? Can I get a quick rundown?
Asher Young
>asks for troubleshooting advice >literally unwilling to test the problem in a way that could help others, or even file a bug report I truly, sincerely hope that everything you attempt to do in life fails.
How exactly do I get fractional upscaling to work? Do I just need to watch something that's 720p on a 1080p monitor while using for example FSRCNNX and SSimDownscaler together?
Andrew Turner
madVR finally BTFO.
Jackson Bennett
Yes.
Asher Murphy
Just a random guy who has a few useful graphs on his github
Tyler Howard
Ah, ok. Should I be using dscale=mitchell or dscale=catmull_rom?
Julian Brown
With SSIM? Igv has recommendations on the SSIM page.
Jose Anderson
I know, igv recommends mitchell, but catmull_rom was used in the tests done by artoriuz, so I'm wondering which to use.
Jason Price
No, he used catrom to downscale to 1280x720. Not to come to 1920x1080 from 2560x1440.
SSimDownscaler is tuned to be used with Mitchell. Don't use it with catrom.
Grayson Thomas
>user advertises mpv on Jow Forums all the time >I still use something else haha not so great now is it
I can't seem to use custom .conf files. In the input.conf, it says:
# use custom webm profile, the argument name must correspond to an existing .conf file (see script-opts/) alt+e script-message-to encode set-timestamp encode_webm
Yet, any change I make to encode_webm.conf are not applied when using alt+e.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Kevin Morgan
How do you check if shaders are applied?
Oliver Lee
shift+i then press 2
Carter Hughes
Cheers.
Kevin Hernandez
Is there any visual/performance difference between ravu-yuv and ravu-rgb? Or is it purely a compatibility thing?
Jack Jackson
ravu-rgb works on any source because it'll be converted to rgb before being displayed anyway. yuv is probably faster since it should only apply itself to y, while getting a similar result.
Tyler Ortiz
dscale=mitchell
Xavier Brooks
Don't you need "glsl-shaders-add=" for additional shaders?
That's already default for profile=gpu-hq
Ryan Evans
>Don't you need "glsl-shaders-add=" for additional shaders? No