Closed TomKranenburg closed 5 months ago
v0lt
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5 months ago To completely mute audio using the command line, you can select "Null Audio Renderer".
/audiorenderer N Start using audiorenderer N, where N starts from 0 (see "Audio" settings)
TomKranenburg
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5 months ago Would this be:
/audiorenderer Null
Can I then easily unmute it? Basically I have a ton of downloaded youtube videos. On some the sound is awful. I will get hit with the worst music you've ever heard if I'm not careful when starting the playlist.
Aleksoid1978
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5 months ago Can I then easily unmute it?
No.
clsid2
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5 months ago MPC-HC has /volume N option. Doesn't MPC-BE have that?
Aleksoid1978
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5 months ago No.
TomKranenburg
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5 months ago MPC-HC has
/volume Noption. Doesn't MPC-BE have that?
This would be perfect. Like I said I have a huge amount of youtube videos of dubious quality. I can't risk playing these unmuted.
Aleksoid1978
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5 months ago Added /volume N command line.
TomKranenburg
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4 months ago Added /volume N command line.
You're amazing thank you. If there is an easy way to donate to this project please let me know.
Aleksoid1978
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4 months ago You can't donate to Russia)
I have absolutely no issue with MPC-BE at all. In fact I think it's great. The best media player out there by far.
The command line options are excellent too. I was just wondering if there is a command line parameter to start the player muted? I tried "/mute" but no luck. At the moment I'm sending a virtual key code via a script and it's pretty clunky.
Perhaps there is an option you can set inside the playlist itself? That could work too. I tried setting "audio:0" in the file header but no luck there. I can't find a lot of documentation on the mpcpl format really.
If there is some I'd love to read it. I'd love to know if there is an acceptable comment format for mpcpl files as well. I tried "#" and some others but it just errors.