This is only used to update the list for player internal sub ext matching.
Since this handling now lives in the dnd client, it can be removed from
core, which also eliminates a global variable.
This adds dropped-file property which contains a list of dropped files
and the type of the drop. This allows clients to implement custom drag
and drop handling.
Return all subtitle lines in memory with text, start and end.
I did not name this sub-all so it cannot be misinterpreted as referring
to all subtitle tracks.
Closes#12810.
Those values are often very small, but it's still good information to
have how they are changing.
This brings those values closes to old `%+.05f%%` that were used here.
This adds proper support for MPEG-TS programs and HLS variants. Now
program selection is exposed as editions and tracks are grouped under
such edition. If there are external tracks added, they are available in
all editions.
mp_input_get_tablet_pos stores the address to an array that is protected
by lock, and the content is accessed without acquiring lock.
Fix this by writing the values to an array inside mp_input_get_tablet_pos.
Fixes: 0fbf20f057
Add optional 'default-value' and 'choices' fields where appropriate
for command arguments in the 'command-list' property. Update
documentation to reflect the command-list schema change.
DOCS/interface-changes/command-list: add changes
This uses the update_data request for clipboard backends that require it.
When clipboard monitoring is disabled, the backends will no longer
fetch data when it detects data change, and will now only do that when
receiving the update_data request.
The client now needs to run this command to update the clipboard content,
otherwise the property value is outdated.
This makes sure that applications that depend on "paste once" behavior
work correctly.
This command runs in a separate worker thread so that it can be used
as a "blocking" way to update clipboard until the update notification
arrives without blocking the playback core. It accepts a maximum timeout
parameter. This uses the existing mp_cancel mechanism to make sure this
command can be aborted and the worker threads will not stall the player
too much when quitting mpv.
For backends that do not support update_data, this command does nothing.
This version contains critical fixes to swapchain selection, correct
mapping of sRGB TRC as well as fix for gpu hangs on anv. Bump the
minimum version because the mpv experience with previous version
shouldn't be endorsed or be considered acceptable by upstream.
mmap in inherently crashy due to the file changing underneath
and requires esoteric SIGBUS handling [0] to use properly.
to reproduce, simply use "overlay-add" from a lua script with
invalid stride set and observe mpv crashing with SIGBUS.
here we're just copying the file content (introduced in
549a9ea) and munmaping it immediately so there's no real need
to be using mmap to begin with. avoid the issue entirely by just
reading the file directly with fseek+fread with optimization for
the common stride case.
one notable difference is that since dup-ed fds share same
offset, the source "fd" that's coming from client will now have
it's offset modified. `pread` could avoid this issue but it's
not supported on windows.
[0]: https://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/use-mmap-with-care
If you set file-local-options/foo at runtime and run playlist-play-index
current or playlist-play-index $current_pos, file-local-options/foo is
reset. Add a flag to make it preserve file-local-options.
The advantage of this change is that it allows binding Ctrl+r set
file-local-options/start ${=time-pos}; playlist-play-index current yes
to reload the current file while preserving all options, independently
of --no-config, --watch-later-options or --reset-on-next-file, and
without writing watch later files to disk. It also preserves
file-local-options set on the CLI unlike loadfile.
Scripts and things using the client API can load up playlists in a
specific order and choose what file to start playing on by using the
loadfile or loadlist commands with the play argument. However if
starting from idle mode, it is possible to send these commands before
all scripts finish initializing. mpv's core then does a prepare_playlist
call on its own for startup which will nuke the current playlist entry
set by the API user and lead to an unexpected item being played. Fix
this by not unconditionally setting pl->current to NULL allow callers to
optionally always overwrite it by getting the first item in the playlist
(e.g. if it's called after startup anywhere else in the code). Other
options like --playlist-start or --shuffle are allowed to win if they
happen to be set.
730062b510 fixed the problem with mouse
buttons but unfortunately we forgot to include repeated commands in the
condition. This effectively made any variant of "frame-step X seek"
unrepeatable even though it was supposed to be. So just allow those in
add_step_frame too.
Fixes#17348.
In 5871ba8f3e I took the language from the filename when reloading
tracks noting "that backing up t->lang and restoring it if nt->lang is
NULL would work incorrectly when lang is in the stream and it is removed
before reloading", but actually external tracks don't have language in
the stream, it is set in the container, and reload commands only affect
external tracks. So just back up the language before reloading and then
restore the old language.
This preserves the language after reloading when it is not in the
filename but it was specified manually in an add command, e.g. sub-add
foo.srt '' '' en.
Hearing impaired, forced and default flags were already being set from
their values from before reloading the track, so setting them again from
the filename only caused the same issue that they would get unset if
they were manually added with add commands.
We still don't restore the old language if nt->lang is already set for
the edge case of doing something like sub-add foo.mkv and changing the
foo.mkv's sub track language before reloading.
If you do sub-add foo.en.srt, it doesn't set lang=en.
Fix this by extracting the language from the filename, along with
hearing impaired, forced and default flags.
If a language is explicitly passed to sub-add and related commands, that
takes priority.
Since the previous commit normalized playlist filenames when they are
stored, the code normalizing them can be simplified back to how it was
before implementing normalization.
We should have done this ages ago. These commands essentially consist of
a combination of a load action and whether or not playback should be
started. The old `-play` aliases are kept for backwards compatibility.
playlist-remove has a required index argument, as indicated by the
documentation. However, in 332907e1d7
MP_CMD_OPT_ARG was mistakenly added, making it optional.
The effect of not specifying the argument is defaulting the index to 0
and always removing the first element in the playlist, which is not
expected.
Fix this by making the argument required.
Fixes: 332907e1d7
handle_force_window() is called in play_current_file() and
run_playloop(), so it is never triggered if you do mpv --idle and then
change force-window at runtime. Move the playloop call to the option
callbacks to fix this.
Fixes https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/discussions/16956.
Giving the UPDATE_VO flag to --force-window would not fix this due to it
having no effect if there's isn't already a window, which prevents the
bug described in 544240c829. It would also reinit the VO unnecessarily
when cycling between force-window yes and immediate.
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