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mpvnet-player / mpv.net

🎞 mpv.net is a media player for Windows with a modern GUI.
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Any way to use mpv.net's context menu on the standard mpv releases? #521

Open KonoVitoDa opened 1 year ago

KonoVitoDa commented 1 year ago

I'd also like some of its keybindings, like the ones which triggers open/load files dialog.

stax76 commented 1 year ago

Not possible, there are about 5-10 context menu scripts:

https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/wiki/User-Scripts

https://github.com/stax76/awesome-mpv

vt-idiot commented 1 year ago

Not possible

Not entirely? You won't be able to use mpv.net alongside an mpv.exe, but I've been using mpvnet.exe with my own "current" mpv-2.dll for a long, long time now. It works great. I download updated releases of mpv.net as you release them, and drop my own mpv-2.dll in there whenever I happen to compile it again, with all the fun extra non-free stuff from the ffmpeg compile that runs right before it. If that sounds like overkill...it's because it is.

@vitormathews you don't have to compile mpv yourself either. e.g. shinchiro has nightly compiles of libmpv on SourceForge. I couldn't find them on his github. Disregard that, they're on his github too just look for the -dev- releases. #512 zhongfly also mentions using either his builds or shinchiro's if you'd like. You're still using mpv.net, just with a very up to date mpv.

mpv-dev-i686 - pretty sure mpv.net is 64-bit, so a 32-bit mpv-2.dll won't work mpv-dev-x86_64 - for all x86-64 CPUs mpv-dev-x86_64-v3 - requires Haswell or newer (AVX2 support)