mpv properties

[xuanngo2001]

https://github.com/Argon-/mpv-config/blob/master/input.conf

9      add volume -2 ; show-text "Volume: ${volume}"
(      add balance -0.1 ; show-text "Audio Balance (pan): ${balance}"  # adjust audio balance in favor of left
0      add volume +2 ; show-text "Volume: ${volume}"
)      add balance +0.1 ; show-text "Audio Balance (pan): ${balance}"  #                                 right

Put in ~/.config/mpv/input.conf

[xuanngo2001]

for f in *;do mplayer $f;read $n;mv $f $n;done
I wanted to watch a little of each movie, then rename it depending on what was in the movie. This did the trick for me.

[xuanngo2001]

mplayer -playlist <(find "$PWD" -type f)
Play all files in the directory using MPlayer
Skip forward and back using the < and > keys. Display the file title with I.
http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/8890/play-all-files-in-the-directory-using-mplayer#comment

[xuanngo2001]

find ~ -name '*.mp4' | xargs mplayer
http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/264/play-all-mp4-files-on-home-directory

[xuanngo2001]

mplayer -playlist <(find $PWD -type f)
Play files with mplayer, including files in sub-directories, and have keyboard shortcuts work
Press > or < to go to the next or previous track. Space to toggle play/pause, etc.

It creates a temp file descriptor. To see where the file descriptor gets created type: echo <(echo foo)

This works better than running find first, then piping to mplayer with xargs or something, because that won't let you use keyboard shortcuts.

http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/5388/play-files-with-mplayer-including-files-in-sub-directories-and-have-keyboard-shortcuts-work#comment

No, without $PWD, it'll try to go relative to the file descriptor's location, eg: "/dev/fd/./Silversun_Pickups-Swoon-/07-silversun_pickups-sort_of.mp3", which would fail to open...

Comment by rkulla 402 weeks and 4 days ago

"$PWD" (in quotes) is best -- if your directories or files have spaces or other characters that need escaped like apostrophes

[xuanngo2001]

mpv -playlist <(find "$PWD" -type f)
#No, without $PWD, it'll try to go relative to the file descriptor's location, eg: "/dev/fd/./Silversun_Pickups-Swoon-/07-silversun_pickups-sort_of.mp3", which would fail to open

[xuanngo2001]

• https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/etc/mpv.conf
• https://github.com/dragons4life/MPC-HC-config-for-MPV/blob/master/input.conf