Guilherme Silva

Care to share the picture you've used?

I noticed this behavior after a session unlock, because GNOME disables all extensions when you lock the session and re-enables them when you unlock it. So, that's why in the...

>there is no need to resize "as fast you can" Indeed! Today I was watching a video with my second screen enabled, and as soon as I clicked and dragged...

So an update to their beta Vulkan driver was released [yesterday](https://developer.nvidia.com/vulkan-driver#khronos-vulkan-ray-tracing:~:text=Vulkan%20Beta%20Driver%20Release%20Updates): >**Vulkan Beta Driver Release Updates** >**January 27th, 2021 - Windows 457.88, Linux 455.50.04** > >* Fixes: > * Fixed...

Yep, it's definitely not fixed. Attaching a new log file nonetheless, since mpv's output appears to have changed slightly: https://gist.github.com/guihkx/d32c0eeaf782ae2f0140de4c87e875a9/raw/5d33de105a7b141e9b071134bcb3e3dd84b0ba01/log.txt NVIDIA driver 455.50.04 mpv 0.33.0 libplacebo 3.104.0

Can also confirm that setting `--vulkan-queue-count=1` and `--swapchain-depth=1` fixes the crash for me with my GTX 660 + 470.74 drivers. Full command I used to reproduce: ```bash mpv --no-config --profile=gpu-hq...

If this is indeed fixed on R510, hopefully it gets backported to R470 because it's the last driver branch that will support my GPU. :c

Can you guys retest this? I can't seem to reproduce this anymore, which is great, especially because my GPU will only be getting limited drivers updates... - OS: Arch Linux...

It didn't work for me as well... mpv gets spawned in full screen mode on primary monitor.

Arch Linux is still on 0.27.0 so I haven't been able to test it yet, but as soon as they release a package for version 0.28.0, I'll definitely test it.