Edit: guys I didn't made this template, can you please calm down?
Mpv is great I just wish it had a way to switch where the sound comes out like vlc
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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probably exist a mpv script that already does this: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/wiki/User-Scripts
Thanks man I found one that looks like it'll work in the awesome mpv collection
except when watching YouTube for some reason.
fast af for all sources, but YouTube buffers every .5 seconds, even with all the bells and whistles and hardware acceleration
I'm so glad about FreeTube
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I use MPV only to play HDR10+ content, which VLC (stable) does not yet support. v4 does, but that's still nightly.
As for "seamless seeking", I don't think I've ever noticed either of them being slower by comparison. Plus, what kind of content are you watching where you need to constantly seek around so much?
E: oh I didn't realize this was linuxmemes. I'm mostly on Windows, so maybe it depends on that as well.
Loading mpv.conf file will make it slow.
What?