1 Reply by supersmoothie

(5 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Hello again, I tested it on a fresh install of Ubuntu 20.04 and the same error occurs. (mpv v33 - v29 & vs R54 - R52)
Could you check it out if you have the time?

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2 Reply by supersmoothie

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Hello!

Thank you for the quick reply.

I compiled the latest version of mpv (v33.1)
I also tried v32 - v29 and ofps is always used it seems.

On that note, you recommend to use Vapoursynth R52

Any particular reason for that? R54 was recently released.
https://github.com/vapoursynth/vapoursynth/tags

I checked "main.setup.mpv.version" and it says 0.33.

Very strange.

I've been running all this in a virtual machine, so to be sure I'll try again raw.

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3 Reply by supersmoothie

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Oh ok, um, I downloaded the latest version of SVP from your website, yesterday.
Are there multiple versions and I made a mistake? Checking now.

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4 Topic by supersmoothie

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Hello SVP Team!

First of all big thanks for making this available to Linux users, truly awesome of you guys!

--ofps 60.000

Looks like the command that's being issued by SVPCast uses the option "ofps" which is no longer current with mpv.

Option --ofps was removed: no replacement (use --vf-add=fps=VALUE for CFR)
Error parsing option ofps (option not found)
Setting commandline option --ofps= failed.
Exiting... (Fatal error)

Is there a way I could modify/correct the command that's generated by SVP or is this only fixable via update?

Thanks again and good night!

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