mpv based video players for Windows (Page 3 of 6)

Post your VO config. You can make it everything from incredibly heavy to absolutely negligible.

Yep that shit is broken but I still managed to compile it

I don't see any mpv-specific issues for now

Ok. I gave mpv a run ... and I'm not quite impressed. I didn't bother with SMPlayer but loaded the test movie directly in mpv. SPV activates itself but with the standard conf file the playback is far from being fluid, in fact is more like slow motion exactly the opposite to a hfr movie or maybe my poor Intel NUC is far from being capable .... I've also looked upon creating profiles for different sort of movies, selecting different scalers and man it's quite cumbersome compared to madVR so I gave up on it for now. In x86 chain with MPC-HC + LAV Filters + madVR + SVP + ReClock I have perfect playback now with 1 drop frame every couple of hours.

brucethemoose
> We have SMPlayer, but it doesn't add any GUI for configuring MPV.

SMPlayer is in active development so there're good chances if someone will post a feature request...

https://sourceforge.net/p/smplayer/feature-requests/

The problem with that "Baka" is it's statically linked with libmpv.
So if someone wants to use it with SVP - he will need to ask Baka devs to build it "the right way" first - e.g. with the Vapoursynth enabled.
And then they will refuse to do it cause they will fail to statically link with Vapoursynth and Python

From SVP's point of view:
- mpv executable just works (this includes SMPlayer)
- players dynamically linked with libmpv can work after some manual PATH adjustments and file replacements (see Plex)
- players statically linked with libmpv won't work at all

Just saw this: https://github.com/cmdrkotori/mpc-qt
I think it's kind of new but claims:

and apparently some features not available in mpc-hc.
However, the probably most interesting part might be:

implying you can use libraries build by other ppl?

Not sure if actually interesting but wanted to let you know.

I realize this isn't the place for a configuration question but I can't find any Windows configuration hints... I have the latest 64-bit versions of VapourSynth and Python installed and can verify the VapourSynth installation via Python "print(c.version())" - returns "core R32". I'm not real savvy at this sort of thing but I do OK with scripts to work from and pros like you to point me in the right direction.

I DL'ed mpc-qt-svp-20160517 pkg and unziped it in a standalone folder. When I attempt to run mpc-qt.exe from that folder the following error is returned "The program can't start because VapourSynth.dll is missing from your computer".

Does it need VapourSynth.dll in C:\Windows\System32 - like AviSynth.dll? Do I need to register it ()

Better yet..if you have the time and it's not much of an effort would you please offer up some suggestions that would help me try out MPC-QT?

MistahBonzai
The same setup as needed for the VLC: http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic … 313#p59313
Either install full Python and Vapoursynth packages with their own setup files
or add SVP 4\mpv64 to both PATH and PYTHONPATH environment variables

And yes, vapoursynth.dll should be in the PATH.
I'm not sure why the official installer doesn't copy it to the system32 (while it copies vsscript.dll here)

Does anyone know how to use a vapoursynth script directly in mpv in windows without using svp?
Command should be something like -vf=vapoursynth="filepath" but I can't quite get it to work.