Leo Izen
Leo Izen
I'm converting this PR to a draft for now, when you fix all the problems you wanted to fix, feel free to request a review again
mpv doesn't support the hardware vaapi encoders when transcoding because it lacks the `-init_hw_device` or equivalent options that FFmpeg has. You'll either have to use ffmpeg, or use a software...
ffmpeg has a libplacebo filter as linked above, and while FFmpeg technically supports vapoursynth scripts, it's much easier to just pipe it: ``` vspipe script.vpy --y4m - | ffmpeg -i...
You need to set a default font with `sub-font=` as well, otherwise it won't know what to override the built-in styles with.
It picks your system's default font, you can see what it picks inside a log file.
From the log it appears to picking ao/pulse as the audio output driver. What happens if you try `--pulseaudio-latency-hacks=yes`?
In either case, playback appears to be halted because the default is `--video-sync=audio`, which times video frames to the audio output, and it appears that PulseAudio is not reporting any...
Does this solve the issue? https://github.com/viniciusbm/mpv-cycle-through-existing/blob/master/cycle-through-existing.lua
What happens if you use `--ad=mp3`?
Also, what happens if you play the song off youtube, from mpv? e.g. `mpv 'ytdl://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNWFtWDnD8A'`