Closed BhaturaGuy closed 1 year ago
Based on the thumbnail it seems to think that the file as a very wide aspect ratio. Can you please provide a sample file where this is a problem?
Based on the thumbnail it seems to think that the file as a very wide aspect ratio. Can you please provide a sample file where this is a problem?
Literally any file, mkv, mp4, vp9, video recorded from my android: Irrespective of aspect ratio
This is my conf if it helps:
# Socket path (leave empty for auto)
socket=
# Thumbnail path (leave empty for auto)
thumbnail=
# Maximum thumbnail size in pixels (scaled down to fit)
# Values are scaled when hidpi is enabled
max_height=350
max_width=350
# Overlay id
overlay_id=42
# Spawn thumbnailer on file load for faster initial thumbnails
spawn_first=yes
# Enable on network playback
network=yes
# Enable on audio playback
audio=no
# Enable hardware decoding
hwdec=yes
# Windows only: use native Windows API to write to pipe (requires LuaJIT)
direct_io=yes
I also experience this issue only when spawn_first=yes
. It happens every time I open specific 4:3 files and is not random.
Here's a sample file: out.webm
looks like the same reason https://github.com/po5/thumbfast/issues/74
I also experience this issue only when spawn_first=yes. It happens every time I open specific 4:3 files and is not random.
Looks like spawn_first=yes
is causing the issue, but for me it is for any random file irrespective of their aspect ratio.
Closing this as this is entirely related to #74.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/93109835/209558709-0400161c-4a29-4ec2-893a-a5486c4074d1.mp4
Happens 6 out of 10 times on any file. logs: logs.txt