This is a collection of my own mpv scripts. Valuable contributions have been made by:
Instantly pauses and minimises the screen at the push of a button (by default
b
). Called like that because you'd want to hide whatever you're watching when
your boss (or mom) walks in.
Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux (X11 only, see requirements).
The default keybind is b
. You can change this by adding
the following line to your input.conf
:
KEY script-binding boss-key
xdotool
. Wayland is currently unsupported. PRs welcome!This script skips to the next silence in the file. The intended use for this is to skip until the end of an opening or ending sequence, at which point there's often a short period of silence.
The default keybind is F3
. You can change this by adding
the following line to your input.conf
:
KEY script-binding skip-to-silence
In order to tweak the script parameters, you can place the
text below in a new file at
script-opts/skiptosilence.conf
in mpv's user folder. The
parameters will be automatically loaded on start.
# Maximum amount of noise to trigger, in terms of dB.
# The default is -30 (yes, negative). -60 is very sensitive,
# -10 is more tolerant to noise.
quietness = -30
# Minimum duration of silence to trigger.
duration = 0.1
# The fast-forwarded audio can sound jarring. Set to 'yes'
# to mute it while skipping.
mutewhileskipping = no
This script exposes a configurable way to overlay ffmpeg histograms in mpv.
There is a substantial amount of config available, but this script does not
support config files, because of the nested options. Please edit the options
in the opts
array in the script itself.
There are three default keybinds:
h
: Toggle the histogram on/offH
(Shift+h
): Cycle between the pixel formats availableAlt+h
: Toggle between linear and logarithmic levelsThese keybinds can be changed by placing the following lines
in your input.conf
:
KEY script-binding toggle-histogram
KEY script-binding cycle-histogram-pixel-format
KEY script-binding cycle-histogram-levels-mode
The histogram filter is not compatible with hardware decoding. As a result, the
default behaviour is to automatically disable any hardware decoding while the
filter is on. This behaviour can be changed in the aforementioned opts
array.
A version of this script adapted by @MikelSotomonte for displaying waveforms instead can be found at his repo.