This works for me in Fedora 20, but I haven't yet tested if it causes any issues in Windows.
The problem with this is that it overrides some player args in the user's livestreamer config, such as -cache 2048. If I remove -p mpv, then the user config is loaded and the stream title is still passed to mpv. However, this depends on the user having player=mpv in his config.
Thus the way I have it now is safer, although the other way might be preferable for many people, including myself.
This works for me in Fedora 20, but I haven't yet tested if it causes any issues in Windows.
The problem with this is that it overrides some player args in the user's livestreamer config, such as
-cache 2048. If I remove-p mpv, then the user config is loaded and the stream title is still passed to mpv. However, this depends on the user havingplayer=mpvin his config.Thus the way I have it now is safer, although the other way might be preferable for many people, including myself.