mpv based video players for Windows (Page 2 of 6)

I'm trying to get SVP to work with Plex Media Player:
I replaced mpv-1.dll with the one from SVP, and copied the vapoursynth64 files into the same folder, and added the mpv.conf as stated in the wiki.
Plex will start up & let me browse, but when trying to play a video, it just crashes to desktop. All this also happens whether SVP4 Manager is running or not.
Has anyone been able to get it working?
Is there anything else i should try?
Since Plex Media Player is open source might there be a small change that can be made to it to get it to work?

i now installed python 3.5.1 32&64bit for all users and registered it to path, and vapoursynth 32&64bit with the installer, uninstalled plex media player, deleted all files in the installation directory, reinstalled it and rebooted.
When i use the SVP mpv-1.dll, i get an error saying that VapourSynth.dll is missing, i've reinstalled vapoursynth multiple times but it still can't seem to find it.
Is there anything else i should be doing here?
Thanks for your time!

thanks, i put the mpv.conf there but i still get the same error.
do i have to set the vapoursynth directory in some config file? because all the vapoursynth files are clearly where the setup put them, in 32&64bit, but it always says they are missing.
If i manually copy the contents of the core64 folder from the vapoursynth install directory into the plex folder where i put the mpv-1.dll, plex will start & crash once it tries to play anything just like in my first post.
is there a specific version of vapoursynth & python i should be using?

Hi, I was able to fix it by completely removing everything (python, vapoursynth, plex media player, and removing the mpv features in svp).
Then I followed the instructions again, and had the same problem of missing the vapoursynth dlls.
So I downloaded the 64bit portable version of vapoursynth and put that in the directory with plex media player, and now it works ;)

That's because everything madVR does mpv already has included by default, you just have to configure it. I believe it has what reclock offers too. It is not a bad thing that these things don't work with it, it's probably a good thing.

I never used vapoursynth before except for svpflow, but then I never used avisynth too.
However it's certainly nicer than avisynth

mpv is gpu intensive
the only way I can watch with mpv is to lower the setting of my svpflow options.
cannot use any hardware decoder, always fallback to software decoder if used together with svpflow.

mpc is lighter but unstable, mpv is more stable but heavier

d3d11va-copy option doesnt work.

Could you share the newest mpv build with vapoursynth?

It seems I couldn't able to build it using msys2 in windows

How? I replaced the avisynth.dll whether 64 bit in system32 and 32 bit in syswow64.
(oh, for 32 bit I tested by putting the avisynth.dll in video player folder so it immediately found)

None of those two working.

I'll build "the official" version tomorrow

is it any better than "dxva2-copy"?

My main issue is that I use MPC-HC's automatic resolution/refresh rate changer to give a smoother result with fewer artifacts and lower CPU utilization, but setting up mpv to do the same thing requires at least a bit of coding-like or command-line ability which is a major weak point of mine due to it being much more abstract than dealing with hardware and/or GUIs.