Open Oliver-Hanikel opened 1 year ago
It may be nice to scale the thumbnails based on how big the window is, the osc already does this somewhat.
The way thumbfast deals with this is by multiplying the configured thumbnail dimensions by display-hidpi-scale
.
You might want to enable storyboard_upscale
option.
https://github.com/marzzzello/mpv_thumbnail_script/blob/6b42232c98ec699e79547b1f52b027d808e50d62/src/options.lua#L131
You might want to enable
storyboard_upscale
option.
Setting it to true or yes doesn't increase the size of the thumbnails
Problem
........... Setting the
thumbnail_width
orthumbnail_height
to 600 did not result in bigger thumbnails (on a 1080p Video), but even if it did I don't really want to generate bigger thumbnails, because that could potentially take longer and fill up my/tmp
directory. I would rather have small thumbnails that get scaled up (bilinearly?) to the desired size.Thanks for maintaining the project ❤️
This might be a solution, it was for me anyway. See this issue: https://github.com/marzzzello/mpv_thumbnail_script/issues/69
Problem
When using a 4k screen the thumbnails are too small.
Solution
The simplest possible solution would be to scale up the generated thumbnails by a constant factor, defined in the config file of the script. Maybe there is another simple and more flexible solution.
Alternative Solution
Setting the
thumbnail_width
orthumbnail_height
to 600 did not result in bigger thumbnails (on a 1080p Video), but even if it did I don't really want to generate bigger thumbnails, because that could potentially take longer and fill up my/tmp
directory. I would rather have small thumbnails that get scaled up (bilinearly?) to the desired size.Thanks for maintaining the project :heart: