Dudemanguy
commented
1 year ago Is this still an issue today?
Open subjut opened 2 years ago
Dudemanguy
commented
1 year ago Is this still an issue today?
subjut
commented
1 year ago I don't have access to a system with two audio outputs right now. I can test the newest build in a couple of weeks and get back to you.
subjut
commented
1 year ago I have tested mpv-x86_64-v3-20230820-git-19384e0.7z and the video starts now right away. But my OS has now also changed to Windows 11 22H2. So that might be a factor.
It does still not work correctly, though. mpv chooses the back audio output regardless of what default audio output is set in the windows sound settings control panel (see logs). Interestingly, the old release version 0.34 does select the default audio output device correctly now.
OLstedt
commented
4 months ago Is this still an issue today?
It is for me on Windows 10 with speakers and headphone plugged in. Audio is routed. But I solved the issue by adding
--audio-device=sdl to mpv.conf.
With mpv --audio-device=help everyone can see the available options.
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Reproduction steps
I have separated my front and back audio output in the Realtek Audio Console. Everything works fine, if I leave the default output in Windows on the back audio jacks. But if I switch my default output in Windows from the back to the front output jack (Settings --> System --> Audio) and play a file, the file opens, but the playback does not start.
It seems that the audio thread gets shut down and not restarted again (see attached log file).
Expected behavior
The file starts to play right away on the default audio output.
Actual behavior
MPV opens the file, displays the first frame but does not start playing it. Pressing play/pause button or keyboard shortcut has no effect. Playback only starts after seeking, either on the osd or via keyboard shortcut.
Log files
log-front.txt log-back.txt