Closed iamevn closed 9 years ago
Os X here, can't reproduce. mpv seems to plays it properly like in your reference images: http://a.pomf.se/wcfpgc.png
I'm not seeing it clipped either.
Pretty sure this is a libass issue.
I can't reproduce this on my linux machine,
Is it running vo_xv?
Is it running vo_xv?
Yeah, it is. I managed to reproduce this by switching vo to opengl or opengl-hq on linux. No matter which video output I choose on Windows (opengl, direct3d_shaders, direct3d, opengl-hq) I get this behavior.
That explains it; vo_xv doesn't support rendering anything into the black borders at all. It doesn't explain @AirPort's observation though.
Sorry, my fault: I didn't remeber I specified blend-subtitles in my conf. I made some other test and without that option the problem is showing here too.
I made a libass bug report (see above).
And further discussion should go there too. Closing.
Parts of the subtitles display in the black bars that mpv adds when you resize to an aspect ratio different from the video's aspect ratio. Without a \clip tag on the line it displays as expected but if the \clip goes outside of the video's frame then this happens: mpv: 1 2 expected: 1 2 test.mkv - just 5 seconds of blue at 720x200 test.ass -
{\an5\frz45\p1\clip(-80,-100,800,300)}m 0 0 l 600 0 600 600 0 600
I can't reproduce this on my linux machine, mpv displays it as expected there. On my roommate's mac, this issue is present.