Alexander Waldemar Ahjolinna

it seems the original dev has returned and restored the project at: https://github.com/mpc-qt/mpc-qt I only made a backup copy

Mine should be the latest copy before removed his account/project, as I updated my [OBS/openSUSE repo](https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:ahjolinna/mpc-qt) just less than 1 day before. When it comes to merging I dont care...

well this sucks, it seems mpc-qt fails to build already ...sigh I assume problem is with latest mpv(-git) changes ``` [ 155s] g++ -c -pipe -O2 -Wall -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fstack-protector-strong -funwind-tables...

> [wm4/mpc-qt@c5da99e](https://github.com/wm4/mpc-qt/commit/c5da99e517887ee8870f84da59de98295d9670c9) oh cool, love you (no homo) :D

I'm still waiting for the new "stable" mpv release that will be based on the new ffmpeg4, I assume they are waiting for ffmpeg to release 4.1/4.0.1 which should be...

Anyway you can until then just replace my old "encoding-profile.conf" with mpv-git version

Sigh, well I have moved to openSUSE tumbleweed (half years ago) so unfortunately until they release ffmpeg 4 I can't test the latest MPV changes, I think openSUSE are waiting...

Also just copy/replace with MPV own encoding-profiles.conf file. As it's just a snapshot that I have, which I do admit is pointless and I have been thinking of removing with...

sorry for the late response, about to your suggestions... - yes, I can add those settings to my conf (also autoload.lua) when the next "stable" MPV release has arrived. (why...

Multimedia (you use it along side with mpv or vlc for frame interpolation, and it's free for Linux)