No.2554
>I know there's one some people here use with a similar name, but it has basically no UI so I don't like it.You're talking about mpv. I use two players based on it. One comes default with my Linux installation and is called Celluloid (
https://celluloid-player.github.io/ ), it's a GTK frontend for mpv. Another I have on my animebook for Japanese subs and instant lookups for unknown words is called Memento (
https://ripose-jp.github.io/Memento/ ).
I'm also a former mpc-hc fan. It just worked. All I really need in a video player is covered by the two I mentioned earlier. A basic UI and plays the files I give it.
No.2555
>>2553Hmm, that kind of seems like it's lacking a UI, too. What do you like about it?
>>2554Seems like neither of those are that appealing to me since I'm staying on windows and don't care to learn a language. That's pretty cool, though. Wonder if I would have tried learning Japanese if all this stuff was around when I was young.
No.2556
>>2555I'm not particularly young. I got bored of doing nothing and anime is more fun again with all the dialects and voice acting details.
No.2557
>>2552smplayer but I also use vlc
No.2561
also i made it trigger when my cursor is this far down
No.2563
>>2559Scripts? Extensions?
Man, that seems complicated. I do like how you made it look, but yeah I'm not going to become a programmer to watch anime.
No.2564
>>2563I don't even know how to code... I just copy the scripts off others' githubs. Like
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/TOOLS/lua/autoload.luaAnd then for mpv itself, I just have this written into my main file that makes it appear the way it does.
# backend
vo=gpu-next
profile=gpu-hq
# scaling
scale=lanczos
cscale=lanczos
dscale=mitchell
linear-downscaling=no
glsl-shaders="/FSRCNNX_x2_8-0-4-1.glsl;/KrigBilateral.glsl"
alang=jap,jpn,jp,eng,en
slang=eng,en,jap,jpn,jp
# motion interpolation
osd-font-size=20
osd-bar-w=25
osd-bar-align-x=-.9
osd-bar-align-y=.8
vd-lavc-threads=12
hwdec=nvdec
gpu-api=vulkan
hwdec = auto-safe
screenshot-template="%f_snapshot_%P"
screenshot-directory="C:\Users\******************\Pictures\Screenshots"
It's really simple, and a lot easier to set up from scratch than going through the whole mpc+madvr and whatever else rigamarole again that would take me a day to set up each time.
No.2565
Oh yeah, I use this script too for simple webm creation.
https://github.com/ekisu/mpv-webm No.2566
>>2564Maybe I can give it a try in a week or two. Thanks for the info.
No.2567
there is also mpv.net which is a gui frontend for mpv on windows
No.2573
>>2567>mpv.netHmm, it does seem to have a menu thingie. This might work, but as
>>2570 said maybe I'm just going to stick with mpc-hc. I don't know whether to be disappointed or not.
No.2574
>>2573If you really want menus check out mpc-qt which clones the mpc-hc interface but with mpv at its core
https://github.com/mpc-qt/mpc-qt No.2575
>>2557Oh I passed over this post. Smplayer is something I'm going to try out since I see a UI in the screenshots on google. Can you hide those large icons?
VLC... I have mixed feelings about. In the past when I'd pan around to get a good screenshot the pixels would explode.
No.2587
Hmm... someone forked it and is maintaining it?
https://github.com/clsid2/mpc-hcI'll do some comparisons with old version and new one later
No.2588
>>2575>Can you hide those large icons?Preferences > Interface > GUI > either Mini GUI or Mpc GUI. And there are also additional style customizations immediately below. (Icon_set, Style)
This is an annoyingly hidden setting, but if you right click on the bottom bar itself, you can customize control bar and floating control.
Unfortunately, it seems that floating control is only available for fullscreen mode.
I haven't used this, but you can find config settings files if you go to Help > Open configuration folder.
I'm on Linux, sorry if my instructions differ on Windows.
No.2589
>>2552I use VLC. I know people have problems with it, but it's always worked for me.
No.2651
The updated mpc-hc codec thingie
https://codecguide.com/download_kl.htm seems to look pretty good!
I plan to try other players, but this seems nice.
No.2653
isn't MPC a dead project though
No.2654
>>2653The MPC-HC's original maintainers, yes, which is why in the OP I was looking elsewhere. However there's a fork I mentioned here
>>2587and the 'K-Lite Codec Pack' actually includes it and modifies the program itself and it looks more modern. The original does still function fine.
No.2655
used to use VLC, now I use mpv
No.2656
The guys who released Kimi no Iro recomends
https://mpv.io/ No.2658
>>2652does potplayer still have adware in the installer?
might give it a chance again if its safe
No.2660
>>2658I don't think so, they removed all that stuff a few years ago.
I wondered why a company like Kakao would have a quality video player but apparently the Korean version does have ads (as well as Korea specific features but whatever)
No.2686
>not using MPV the best player ever
your old granpa fucks need to wake up
No.2690
>>2687Buttons is a social construct, it's all specific areas on your screen, and mpv does have that. What do you use the dropdown menu for? I don't think I've ever needed a dropdown menu.
No.2691
I use mpv for everything except iso which i use vlc for. I like mpv because its just plug and play and its a very simple media player. I had problems before with mpc-hc i think it was called. I think there was something wrong with the program causing my audio to be delayed. Very strange.
Here is my mpv config. It starts the media files at the volume 100 and at the end of the media file it loops it because otherwise mpv would just stop it which i dont like. And then the sub filter which someone else on kissu recommended to me. It removes the SDH stuff from subtitles.
volume=100
loop=inf
-sub-filter-sdh=yes
No.2692
>>2691>otherwise mpv would just stop it which i dont like.You can use
keep-open=yes instead.
If you prefer your subtitles to be in English with Japanese honorifics, also consider adding
slang=enm,eng because some groups use the label "enm" (Middle English) to indicate an alternative subtitle track with honorifics.