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ekisu / mpv-webm

Simple WebM maker for mpv, with no external dependencies.
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"Encoding Fails" when using the script with mpv.net #119

Closed radar-duker closed 3 years ago

radar-duker commented 3 years ago

The below issue is resolved. Now I am having an issue where encoding fails as soon as I press e. Please see my latest post.

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mpv.net-5.4.9.0-portable on Windows 10 (this doesn't work with standard MPV either following the same steps)

Description

I added webm.lua to [mpv folder]/portable_config/scripts. I changed keybind to "E".

I added webm.conf to [mpv folder]/portable_config/script-opts. I changed keybind to E.

The two folders scripts and script-opts also exist identically in C:\Users[user]\AppData\Roaming\mpv\ in case mpv is not picking up portable_config (even though I know it is because it loads my config).

Nothing happens when I press E. In the console, it says E is not binded to anything.

Log file

Here is the log file. I loaded a video and pressed lowercase e and capital E a bunch of times and nothing happens.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_SEM9wnTjm8AKr58v_As5rPNPl3nx5oF/view?usp=sharing

radar-duker commented 3 years ago

I reverted the keybind to capital W and it is still not working. Just in case that may be suggested as the problem.

radar-duker commented 3 years ago

I was able to fix my initial problem by adding "w script-binding webm/display-webm-encoder" to input.conf. Now I have an issue where it says encoding fails as soon as I press e to encode. Log attached.

https://pastebin.com/2fV97qrD

ekisu commented 3 years ago

This script does not work with mpv.net, because it uses mpv's encoding capabilities, which are not exposed by mpv.net (at least as far as I know). One way out would be using the ffmpeg branch, which does not rely entirely on mpv (but is long unmaintained), or using other encoding scripts, like this one.

The first bug (the script's interface not showing after pressing the keybind) seems to be a known issue. I'll close this issue, as the only way of supporting mpv.net is to use an external dependency (ffmpeg), which kind of defeats the point of the script - "no external dependencies"; feel free to reopen if you need to.