dxinterop is fixed on 240FPS for me for some reason. With or without opengl-dwmflush=no. Do i need to change something else?
Isaac Wood
I know vulkan is too new but does you guys also have problems when resizing the window while playing or paused?
Zachary Harris
Me again. >opengl-backend=win 1200FPS >opengl-backend=dxinterop 240FPS >Vulkan= 1500FPS AMD. Windows.
Brandon White
Everything seems fine on my end, especially going into fullscreen, mpv has never been faster for me
Sebastian Powell
>problems when resizing the window while playing or paused Yes. Playing in windowed mode feels very broken at moment. I never use it so i don't really care since fullscreen playback is perfect.
Kevin Cook
The MPV crashes for me sometimes after playback, I did the debug on it and this is error.
>Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFB4F5C3F80 (msvcrt.dll) in mpv.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000014B5FFF0.
Anyone know how to fix this?
Noah Nguyen
Ok then. Windowed mode also works well at its initial size.
Noah Rivera
Since osd has been deprecated I changed my input.conf to have P set to cycle osd-level
the only problem is that every time I do it also displays what OSD level mpv is set to how can I stop that from showing?
Justin Clark
picrelated
Aiden Howard
>no-osd cycle osd-level
Charles Perez
noice thanks lad
Parker Butler
Figured out what causes this weird crash for me and "fix it".
>gpu-api=vulkan If I change to opengl, it doesn't crash
How I isolated it, since I'm dumb with debug. At first I thought it might be something to do with outdated autoload.lua script, but I updated that and didn't change. Then I removed all the other scripts in the folder to control. Problem still persists. Then I cleaned out my mpv.conf file into just the basics with vo=gpu, profile=gpu-hq,gpu-api=vulkan(one per line without commas) and it still crashed. Finally removed gpu-api and then it didn't crash. Changed the line back to opengl(auto defaults to it) and no crash.
I can produce the crash fairly consistent. I use autoload script with mpv. Folder with few video files. Play a first file, skip the videos (right arrow key to the end), then wait for the script to load the next file. It will crash. Another way is to skip a bit (right arrow a bit) then move the click to last few second before end of video, wait for autoload to open next file, it will crash (might take few more tries for this route).
If anyone wants to test it and replicate this.
My guess is something to do with caching function and maybe some type of flushing mechanism that doesn't trigger properly?
Matthew Clark
You could have just used mpv --no-config --vo=gpu --profile=gpu-hq --gpu-api=vulkan
Jonathan Thompson
Also another quirk to this, if you play a file and hold skip to the end and it doesn't crash, repeat the procedure with the next file that's playing. Hold skip to the end. It will crash.
Asher Allen
Well if you're talking about the deadlocks in rev2, sure; but what does that have to do with shaders?
--speed 2.5
Aliases less
There's also the cost of uploading the stats texture, which for high window resolutions can be quite big (bigger than the video itself).
>mpv-x86_64-20171001-git-f9a99d0-branch-vulkan-rev2.7z Yep. Same crash. Found a new problem with rev2 version as well. The cscale option with ewa_lanczossharp/ewa_lanczos is broken. Video closes instantly with those two options
Jordan Turner
Onii-chan, why doesn't mpv have a built-in, finely tuned, anime preset so we don't have to copy/paste bullshit settings from people who don't know what they're doing? Why don't mpv devs just give us a really good preset?
Josiah Torres
Because there's no objectively good preset that's better than gpu-hq, so the only good way to not force opinions on people is by only providing gpu-hq and leave subjective enhancements to the people.
Oliver Stewart
>look mom I posted it again
Joseph Jones
Ahh the rev2 has other problems with windows/fullscreen/pause managements.
Carson Long
>Known bug, fixed in rev2 I just compiled latest rev2 on WSL and pic still freezes when resizing the window.
log shows some yellow lines [vo/gpu/vulkan] Requested width 1072 does not match current width 998 [vo/gpu/vulkan] Requested height 603 does not match current height 562
ever since Vulkan commits compiling on Windows w/ MSYS hasn't worked finally fixed it
Andrew Butler
>some winshit shit for wintoddlers and morons who can't install a real OS
Andrew Nguyen
>install Linugs :DDDDDD >bug in AMD GPU driver limits my refresh rate to 120 Hz >tablet drivers don't work without some pajeet unofficial workaround did a 360 degree turn and walked RIGHT out of there
Grayson Rogers
>he has a shitty gaymer TN monitor Ew.
Michael Collins
>he uses a shitty hobbyist OS ew
Christian Campbell
>install Linugs
Such a meme, I got fooled in to that as well, I assumed it would be as good quality as mpv is but boy was I wrong.
Nicholas Gutierrez
120hz is better than 144
Xavier Cox
ikr
Aaron Turner
Why is it impossible to set custom refresh rate? Instead of 144 or 120 or 60, why not 130 or 24 or 44 or something. I can understand that overclocking monitor refresh rate is an issue due to bandwidth limitation, but downclocking should be doable right? Why isn't this a thing?
James Flores
>Load zip file from samba share >Takes ages to load and a while to switch between files >Load same file from C:/ drive >Loads instantly Seems like more of a problem with samba or whatever, but any way to fix this? I'd assume that mpv just loads everything into cache anyway, but if I load the file from --cache-file it works slightly better on my samba drive and perfectly on my C:/ drive.
Jacob Lopez
i only watch anime in its purest form
Carter King
>unironically owning meme monitors
Chase Wright
240Hz is less of a meme than any other refresh rate though. It perfectly squares up with 23.976Hz, 30Hz and 60Hz. So every content imaginable works perfect. And the increased motion clarity with 240Hz helps a ton.
Owen Richardson
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Anthony Powell
So does 120Hz you dumbass.
Evan Foster
it is
Logan Torres
CRU
Robert Howard
I seriously think madshi will give up madvr in a short time. Now that vulkan is running on windows, madvr is no longer needed.
Jonathan Lopez
he should give up because mpc-hc is a dead project
Brayden Walker
can you fuck off with your retarded and entirely off topic fanfiction?
Josiah Cook
120hz max refresh = 8.3 ms scan out 240hz max refresh = 4.2 ms scan out
The increase in motion clarity isn't linear and doesn't double, but it's noticeable. Even my dumbfuck normalfag friends can tell the difference.
Aaron Green
not worth having to deal with TN garbage at a low res
Josiah James
Why should I use stock mpv instead of IINA
Isaiah Gomez
The 120 hz bug has been fixed for some time now
Ryan Young
[post-purchase rationalization intensifies]
Joseph Ward
Wait and see little boy. Madshi didn't work that much these last 3 months and there was not any madvr build this week.
Justin Watson
How can I execute a cli command and show the result in the osd? >execute date >osd prints date ?
Ian Thompson
I'm on 0.27.0 but it's not recognizing 'gpu-hq' what do?
Unknown profile 'gpu-hq'. Error parsing option profile (option parameter could not be parsed) mpv 0.27.0 (C) 2000-2017 mpv/MPlayer/mplayer2 projects built on UNKNOWN ffmpeg library versions: libavutil 55.58.100 libavcodec 57.89.100 libavformat 57.71.100 libswscale 4.6.100 libavfilter 6.82.100 libswresample 2.7.100 ffmpeg version: 3.3.4
Christopher Brown
You do you. I'm just saying 240Hz isn't bad. Sure the monitors are expensive but neither IPS or VA can push the pixels that fast, despite their better still image quality.
OLED sure but it'll take time for it to become affordable.
Ryan Reyes
Image quality is more important for video playback.
Brandon Foster
Either build your own or download the shinichiro's latest build
Hudson Mitchell
I'd say it's 75% image quality and 25% motion quality for me but I also switch between watching some things on my Dell U3014 and Asus PG258Q.
Jordan Butler
I've seen these MPV threads frequently now and asked myself:
>Why should I use this over any other media player?
Could someone give me kind of a brief rundown (pros v cons)? I primarily use VLC so a direct comparison between those two would be nice.
Without knowing much about MPV (besides reading the wikipedia page and understanding some of it's brief history). There was a slight rundown on some features of the software that does sound intriguing.
Anyway, I would not be opposed to using this software. I merely wanted some additional information via actual users.
Jayden Kelly
just try it yourself. its free. its not like buying a car.
Alexander Cruz
mpv has less bloat, better quality and better integration than any other media player in the world.
mpc-hc, madvr, xysubfilter and all that shit looks and feels like some russian twink set it all up. you have to use registry hacks and bat files to make that shit work properly.
mpv? you just put it in a folder and associate videos, music, images or whatever to it and you're good to go.
Logan Kelly
Reminder to support MPlayer and abandon all bloat.
Xavier Johnson
mplayer is full of bloat
Cameron Edwards
basically, a really more lightweight player than MPC + MadVR, more compatible with other programs for streams and such, and far easier to setup.
Andrew Nguyen
Holy hell. This player is fucking shit.
Henry Jackson
Seems that with that vulkan rev-2 Shinchiro's build, and using Vulkan, mpv can no longer estimate my secondary monitor's 144Hz refresh rate correctly, it just goes to insane refresh rates (600Hz~) and displays the video at faster playback.
Josiah Ward
try changing the swap mode
Parker King
I most likely will at some point.
Easy to set up. Sounds good.
The way you describe makes it sound to be a good candidate for my older laptop. I'll probably try an install there.
Thanks for the advice fellas.
Oliver Jones
For me VLC out of the box the video looks washed out and shitty. You CAN change the settings to make it look better, but once you do that it has trouble seeking and every time you jump around in a video you get ugly green artifacts for a few seconds.
The mpv interface is a bit scarce (pic related) and you don't get a volume slider or anything, but the 9 and 0 keys turns it up or down, everything else is available with the mouse without a frontend. It just plays back much better, lets you do some fun things with your config if you wanted to, and just stays out of your way when you don't.
Bentley Butler
like, first time, you will have some difficulties, but on the long run, i feel it's vastly easier than MadVR. the manual they created explains stuff really well, and surprisingly, people on these threads really help.
Hunter Ortiz
It's a good candidate if you have a 4K display as well since shit like MPC-HC+madVR apparently need a 4-way Titan Xp SLI to use any decent scaling algo for 4K, meanwhile my old R9 390 did fine with Jinc equivalents.
Jeremiah Reyes
Fifo does the same, fifo relaxed is unsupported by my device apparently, same for mailbox, and immediate just increases the refresh rate regardless.
Asher Parker
Thanks for the info. Also, good taste in movies.
To be expected with new software. I feel I'll catch on quickly however.
No 4K display sadly haha. Although not a really high priority for me. I'm also running an ol' 390. Holding up pretty well despite the abuse I've put it through.
I really appreciate the input guys.
Leo Gutierrez
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Daniel Cooper
conveniently missing the part where development stopped altogether and the project was abandoned, they advertise mpv now: mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html