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Another MPV Plugin (Youtube+Download) uses the crtl+i command (by default) for downloading videos with subtitles embedded. While testing this command for conflicts, I found it summoned the search bar for youtube-search, which is weird because the default command for that (and likewise how I have it set) is ctrl+y. I tried ctrl+y, and it wouldn't summon the search bar. Tried ctrl+i again, and nothing happened. Tried shift+y twice, nothing happened. Closed MPV and restarted it, and shift+y and ctrl+y worked as intended, but using ctrl+i again would summon the search bar randomly, and break the plugin as previously detailed until I refreshed MPV. Likewise, if I use ctr+i before using any other youtube-search commands, no Search Bar will appear, but the ctrl+y command will be broken anyway.
tldr: using the ctrl+i keyboard command breaks the plugin and makes it impossible to use the search functionality without closing the session and starting a new one.
Looking at the plugin's code, nowhere is Ctrl+i ever mentioned, which makes this even weirder.
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I believe it is caused by mpv-user-input. I have updated user-input.lua in this commit, so download the latest version of the file and see if it is now working.
Another MPV Plugin (Youtube+Download) uses the crtl+i command (by default) for downloading videos with subtitles embedded. While testing this command for conflicts, I found it summoned the search bar for youtube-search, which is weird because the default command for that (and likewise how I have it set) is ctrl+y. I tried ctrl+y, and it wouldn't summon the search bar. Tried ctrl+i again, and nothing happened. Tried shift+y twice, nothing happened. Closed MPV and restarted it, and shift+y and ctrl+y worked as intended, but using ctrl+i again would summon the search bar randomly, and break the plugin as previously detailed until I refreshed MPV. Likewise, if I use ctr+i before using any other youtube-search commands, no Search Bar will appear, but the ctrl+y command will be broken anyway.
tldr: using the ctrl+i keyboard command breaks the plugin and makes it impossible to use the search functionality without closing the session and starting a new one.
Looking at the plugin's code, nowhere is Ctrl+i ever mentioned, which makes this even weirder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: