Closed smaragdus closed 6 years ago
Thank you very much for replying to this question again. This function has tested many different paths and has no problem. If you encounter this problem, I believe that it will not be encountered when opening each path. When you encounter open problems, most of the problems are related to the path. If you do not reveal your privacy, please provide the following information:
Hello,
Please find below the full paths:
D:\Torrents\Films\Akira Kurosawa - Hakuchi (1951)\Akira Kurosawa - Hakuchi (1951).avi D:\Films\Ana y los Lobos\Ana_y_loslobos(1973).avi D:\Films\Devils on the Doorstep\Devils.on.the.Doorstep.2000.Allzine.avi D:\Torrents\Films\Akira Kurosawa - Ikiru (1952)\Akira Kurosawa - Ikiru (1952).avi D:\Torrents\Films\Akira Kurosawa - Dersu Uzala (1975)\Dersu Uzala (1975) cd2.avi
MPV-EASY Player version 0.29.0.2 (x64) crashed on all of these files.
One more thing which may be related to the same problem- when I specify 'advanced playlist save path it looks like that:
C:\\Portable Programs\\MPV-EASY Player\\data\\playlists\\
I think it should be:
C:\Portable Programs\MPV-EASY Player\data\playlists
Why there are double brackets?
ok,i will test these paths tomorrow. advanced playlist save path is ok,because lua will cover \\ to \.if only use \,save will fail.
I am very sorry, the problem you said cannot be reproduced on my system. I also think that this normal path will not cause problems, because the path complexity is much higher than this when testing. I think this is caused by a problem with the video file itself. If you can, please help me confirm the correctness of my judgment:
D:\Torrents\Films\Akira Kurosawa - Hakuchi (1951)\Akira Kurosawa - Hakuchi (1951).avi ---> D:\1.avi
D:\Films\Ana y los Lobos\Ana_y_loslobos(1973).avi ---> D:\2.avi
If it still fails to open, it is a problem with the video file or the mpv core itself. If it is successful, let's discuss other factors that may cause playback failure.
Hello,
Moving and renaming files and then opening them from 'open recently played file' menu worked for a while but then after several restarts the player started crashing again.
More- when it was still working opening recent files resulted in strange resolution, screens:
I used the following paths:
D:\1.avi D:\2.avi
Hello, this result is too different from what I expected.
Hello again,
In fact MPV-EASY Player has never crashed when I was playing video files, all video formats- AVI, FLV, MP4, etc, are playing fine.
When MPV-EASY Player crashes there is no error message.
One more thing that might give you some clue- I deleted history and dragged and dropped these two AVI files from the original location. I was able to re-open them from 'open recently played file' menu. Then I opened 3 files (FLV, MP4) from another path and using 'open recently played file' menu I was able to open the first 2 AVI files, but MPV-EASY Player crashed again when I tried to play the other 3 files from 'open recently played file' menu. So I suppose that the problem is not the video files but the paths. Also I don't think that MPV-EASY Player should load 'welcome' in 'open recently played file' menu.
I did many tests and this is what I have discovered:
In short- I can load video files using ''open recently played file' menu if these videos are from a single root directory. If I try to load videos from different root directories, then MPV-EASY Player crashes. This is what I think. The type of the file does not matter, it seems that only paths matter.
You may try to play files from different locations (root paths) and then load them from 'open recently played file' menu.
When MPV-EASY Player crashes there is no error message. If this is the case every time, then the problem is the path. That is to say, it is now possible to rule out the problem of being a file.
But the crash situation you said is very strange. There is no such problem in theory. What you mean is that if you drag and drop to open five files, there will be such a phenomenon:
'open recently played file' menu: e:\c.avi e:\d.avi e:\e.avi d:\a.avi d:\b.avi
The three files that exist under the e disk will fail to play?
In fact, as long as the file [x.avi] can be successfully opened in the [Open recently played files] menu, no matter what other files you open later, the file [x.avi] can be loaded again because Its path will not change, the path is extracted correctly, and the phenomenon you said cannot be successfully reproduced on my system.
The only way to solve this problem now is:
a. When you close the mpv-easy player, clear all history. b. Open no more than 5 files in the same way that they will crash. c. then package your [mpv-easy player\data\mpv-easy-data\watch_later], [watch_later] folder into a zip d. Since you can upload your screenshot, please upload this zip package and provide it with the download address. e. Tell me which of these 5 files will cause a crash. f. I will check the history file of these files in the watch_later folder that should be crashed, check the problem.
I do not know what to say, perhaps my speculation is wrong- MPV-EASY Player sometimes crashes on trying to load recent files, other times it doesn't crash.
Below I will attach watch_later archive:
MPV-EASY Player has never crashed when adding and playing files.
Something unrelated- what about MPV-EASY Player remembering last used folder when using 'open file...' dialog?
Regards
Something unrelated- what about MPV-EASY Player remembering last used folder when using 'open file...' dialog?
Please don't worry about privacy. When you use [Open File], it will remember the folder you last opened, but after closing mpv-easy player, run mpv-easy player next time, use [Open File] function, it will Automatically return its default path, which is the folder where the software is located. This is tested. You can also test for yourself if this is the case.
[Open the most recently played file] I will tell you after the test, but please do not report too much hope, because I have tested it on windows 7, windows10, Chinese, English system, and it will not happen. In this case, I can only say this question, I don’t know how to check it out.
If you need all 'data' folder I can also compress and upload it so that you will have all my settings if this is needed.
I have tested it, there is no problem with the path, but I have already thought of using another way to solve this strange problem. I will change the way [Open recently played files] works in the next version:
Your ideas sound good, yes, there is no need to close the player when loading a file from history. If there are test builds you may give me a link and I will test them. Regards
you can download MpvEasyGui.zip,Use MpvEasyGui.exe in zip to overwrite your existing file with the same name and test with mpv-easy borderless gui mode
Hello there,
I finally tested version 0.29.0.3 and I can confirm that recently played files are now opened fine. Good work, thanks.
I came upon a small problem- when i drag and drop a video with a higher resolution the player (borderless GUI) resizes in such a way that it gets out of screen- please see examle. So I have to manually drag player window to make it fit to screen. I think that the player should be centered to screen when it resizes according to video resolution. Please confirm this behaviour:
Any high resolution YouTube video would be fine for testing.
Regards
So for the above reasons or more, this compromise has been made, and I don't want to add a setting to improve this behavior, because this is definitely not valid for the mpv native gui.
If you feel that this behavior is not comfortable now, there is actually no solution, because the method has been given, but you may not find it.
In fact, when you drag and drop a file into the window, its size changes but the position is not centered, please click the resolution text on the control interface: [****x***], it will help you automatically center And adjust to the largest suitable size.
That is, you only need to perform window movement and mouse click after dragging and dropping.
MPV-EASY Player version 0.29.0.2 (x64) crashes when I I try to load a file from 'open recently played file' menu. This happens under Windows 8 x64.