Make-all-BAT-files-Start-in-Elevated-Mode VS mpv-install

Well, easy! the script is in this GitHub page and all you have to do is download the script. After downloading, the file could be blocked by your antivirus, because the file contains code that involves editing registry values. if a screen called 'Windows Smartscreen protected your PC', click more info and then click run anyway. Make sure to open the file as administrator that says Make batch files run with elevated permissions. Now, when you click that it should give 2 options on the screen;

Haven't tested it myself, but you can try this: https://github.com/rossy/mpv-install

MPV is minimal interface for maximal play-ability. VLC is just good for what it was intended for; streaming video. Not to say VLC is all bad since it actually does feature a UI that makes it usable for boomers in a court scenario. Like I remember VLC always having weird visual glitches from time to time. MPV doesn't have a regular installation like you would expect with any normal program. You'd need to put it into /program files and use the https://github.com/rossy/mpv-install/blob/master/README.md .bat script to automatically set all your defaults.

rossy's original "mpv-install.bat" needs to be executed the way you describe, i.e. located besides the "mpv.exe" binary, but shinchiro's "mpv-install.bat" copy needs to be run in accordance to directory structure as found in the .7z and as shown above.

i assume you are on windows? there is a file called install.bat on the folder your mpv.exe file is, run that with the administrator privilege and it should set it up correctly, if your mpv archive file didn't have this you can also check this repo that might work for you

What I'm really wondering here is if I fucked up the tutorial, downloaded the wrong files from some wrong website or whatever went wrong and what I should do next. I also saw a zip-file on the github to download mpv. I also may have downloaded that one.