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MIT License | GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only |
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hdeband: New debanding shader, let me know what you think!
Oh also there is also an LQ variant here. It blurs somewhat directionally and may exhibit some other artifacts too, but it's ~2x faster and its problems are probably not very noticeable on most content without pausing and zooming in.
- Windows 11 Media Player vs MPC-BE vs MPC-HC vs Potplayer vs SMPlayer vs MPV.net vs MPV.io
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Script to detect duplicate frames
What's the purpose of this? This might be possible using ffmpeg filters in tandem with a Lua script. I made a script for skipping scenes while back (here), this can be used as reference to see how the metadata can be observed in Lua (the script is kinda unreliable, not sure if that's just how the FFmpeg filter is, or if it's just configured badly by me, or maybe the script is buggy, I lost interest a while ago).
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Optimal Configuration for a NVIDIA GeForce MX150
There are also adaptive sharpeners like FSR, NVScaler, and my project nlmeans. They are lightweight and can look good on some anime, and also look good on other content.
- New shader: Non-local means denoising
- What are your favorite mpv scripts?
- Force playback on start
uosc
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YouTube artificially slows down video load times when using Firefox
Most of those features are available in OSS tools as well. And for those that are not, there are alternative solutions that might take a bit of work to implement.
I'm not claiming that the OSS tools have feature parity with 1st party frontends, or that they won't require some sacrifices, or effort adjusting. I just think that the trade-off of losing some of the convenience in return for not being tracked and manipulated is well worth it to me, though I can see how it might not be worth it for others.
I do actually think that OSS tools provide a better UX. I can download the media and consume it offline, using any player of choice, on any device, at any time. I find YouTube's recommendations a nuisance, and I can turn those off in Invidious and Piped. Scrubbing in mpv is instantaneous for me for local files and even those served on the LAN, though there is a slight delay when playing directly from YT. There is also a solution for generating thumbnails[1], though I had some issues with it, and didn't end up using it.
At the end of the day, it's a personal choice depending on what you value most, and I'm not trying to convince anyone my choice is inherently better. Thanks for providing your perspective.
[1]: https://github.com/tomasklaen/uosc
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is there anyway I can add this feature in MPV where I can press an arrow to play the next file?The screenshot is from MPV.net btw and I wondered if I could do the same in MPV proper.
Check out uosc, it has a button for the next file.
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Anything like mpv.net that is still being updated?
uosc adds a customisable ui, making mpv more accessible to beginners.
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I want to start using mpv. What do I need to know?
Then another great starting point imo is to just install this script actually. Its a ui script and is really customisable and nice. https://github.com/tomasklaen/uosc
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Help in uosc.lua theme
so recently I am using a UI called uosc and I want to add a play/pause button to the control bar, i asked the UI Developer and he said what's shown in the picture: -Can someone show me how to do it correctly ?
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About Volume
You have to use a ui like uosc. https://github.com/tomasklaen/uosc
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ffplay on top!
This one is pretty neat.
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Gradient Color For Seek-bar
Not a gradient but you can change the colour if you use the uosc gui which comes with a bunch of other features.
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A Beginner's Guide to Customizing Your Media Player
For beginner, I always suggest them to install uosc because it lowers the learning curves: https://github.com/tomasklaen/uosc
- Making MPV better fit Breeze with uosc UI
What are some alternatives?
mpv-video-splice - An mpv player script that helps you create a video out of cuts made in the current playing video
mpv-dark-box - This is a mpv osc script
thumbfast - High-performance on-the-fly thumbnailer script for mpv
mpv-scripts - Scripts I've made or adapted from others
mpv-youtube-download - A userscript for MPV that allows you to download youtube audio and video with one key press 💾
mpv.net - 🎞 mpv.net is a media player for Windows with a modern GUI.
mpv-playlistmanager - Mpv lua script to create and manage playlists
mpv.net - 🎞 mpv.net is a modern media player for Windows that works just like mpv. [Moved to: https://github.com/mpvnet-player/mpv.net]
better-mpv-config - An improved MPV Media Player v3 configuration file.
mpv - 🎥 Command line video player
mpv-scripts - This repository contain scripts I have made for mpv media player...
mpv-settings - basically my settings for MPV