Open lamyergeier opened 8 months ago
Yes, if you need to encode video in different directories using ffmpeg flatpak run --command=ffmpeg io.mpv.Mpv
then you may use flatpak override --user --filesystem=host io.mpv.Mpv
~/.config/mpv
is incompatible and io.mpv.Mpv is sandboxed, it should not touch ~/.config/mpv.
@fastrizwaan
Yes, if you need to encode video in different directories using ffmpeg
flatpak run --command=ffmpeg io.mpv.Mpv
then you may useflatpak override --user --filesystem=host io.mpv.Mpv
I want to use it because I want to use scripts ( mpv addons)
~/.config/mpv
is incompatible and io.mpv.Mpv is sandboxed, it should not touch ~/.config/mpv.
Could you please elaborate what particular config settings are incompatible? Can I do the following (create symlink to ~/.config/mpv)
cd ~/.var/app/io.mpv.Mpv/config || exit
rm -rf mpv
ln -s -f ~/.config/mpv .
We need to change 3 things for scripts to work with io.mpv.Mpv. 1. config file paths, 2. binary paths, 3. filesystem access.
The scripts and other conf files at ~/.config/ usually use the path "~/.config/mpv" in them. Also, they try to access ffmpeg other other tools/commands from system i.e., /usr/bin (e.g., /usr/bin/ffmpeg) so, we need to give access to system's binaries using flatpak spawn --host <system binary>
inside scripts of io.mpv.Mpv you need to change the paths accordingly see https://github.com/flathub/io.mpv.Mpv/issues/345 and finally filesystem write access may be required to allow the scripts to write data on different directories (flatpak override --user --filesystem=host io.mpv.Mpv
)
E.g., here's mpv-video-cutter-linux
extension, which needed changes to work with io.mpv.Mpv
I'd suggest that you do not use ~/.config.mpv
with flatpak mpv, because of the above 3 things.
On mpv Flathub it is mentioned that
Does this mean
How to use the configuration stored at
~/.config/mpv
with flatpak? What flatpak settings do I need to override?