Installation:
mpv.io
Wiki:
github.com
Manual:
Stable: mpv.io
Git: mpv.io
User Scripts:
github.com
High quality video output profile (goes into mpv.conf):
profile=gpu-hq
Configuration Files:
mpv.io
mpv.io
Input.conf:
github.com
Post your system specs and config if you're asking performance related questions.
Windows Builds:
Stable: mpv.srsfckn.biz
Git: sourceforge.net
Friendly reminder that other scalers than bilinear are a meme
It's ok, user. You don't have to be ashamed to own a toaster.
i own your mother redditor
You're either blind or have a shit display
at least use profile=gpu-hq
>80 open pull requests
At least one got merged a couple of days ago.
So im using xbuntu with an Nvidia card. The linux config file defaults to mesa, but that's the amd open drivers right? What should I be using for my config file with Nvidia on gnu/linux?
By default, nvidia cards use the nouveau drivers which are FOSS and literally reversed engineered. The upside is that they play nicely with kernel APIs and all that. The downside is that performance is pretty trash. You can install nvidia's proprietary drivers for better performance, but then you have to deal with some of their NIH bullshit.
>the Jow Forumsreatest media player
Then where are the file/directory context menu items for windows like a real media player (MPC) would have and why aren't they included out of the box?