VR-reversal VS mpv-playlistmanager

I have a project that's tracking VR head movements and logging them to a file to allow the video to be then rendered out in "2D" in ffmpeg https://github.com/dfaker/VR-reversal.

I started tinkering with scripts a little, I wanted to try VR-Reversal to play a video but in mpv.net and I followed the instructions to play via .bat file, I modified the .bat script to run within a folder in the install directory where mpvnet.exe is, and the player opened with the --script parameter set, opened a file but the file played normally as if the script had no effect.

I have created a script Watch Later OSD Menu that displays watch later items in the interactive menu. I took inspiration from the awesome mpv-playlistmanager script and used a menu implementation with dynamic key-binding. To work properly, you need to have 'write-filename-in-watch-later-config' enabled in mpv.conf.

Many parts in the code are from

Try playlistmanager.lua it shows all your tracks in your playlist by pressing Shift + Enter and if you add tracks in the same directory as your current playlist, pressing Shift+p (P) will add any new tracks to the current playlist.

I solved it, the source of my problem was this script. What does what you say do btw?

A nice alternative to autoload.lua is jonniek/mpv-playlistmanager with these options.

What I do is basically create a file with all the radio stations (each station on its own line, but space is the default delimiter). I use playlistmanager mpv script to sort out the stations like a playlist.

To have a single-key toggable playlist display, use with https://github.com/jonniek/mpv-playlistmanager

MPV is perfection on Xorg, I have not tried on Wayland. There is a playlist script that makes is a great music player: https://github.com/jonniek/mpv-playlistmanager

Hello, new to mpv i tried this script (https://github.com/jonniek/mpv-playlistmanager) it works fine but the words are too big!