According to the release notes,
MPV 0.17.0 is a fairly normal maintenance release and a recommended
update from MPV 0.16.0 or previous versions, bringing multiple new
features, such as a Direct3D11 Video Acceleration decoder, DCI-P3
colorspace support, a null demuxer, as well as a mediacodec decoder
hwdec wrapper.
Additionally, it looks like there's now a Windows
implementation of the IPC feature with named pipes, DirectX Video
Acceleration version 2 (DXVA2) interoperability has been added to the
angle backend, and it's possible to generate 3DLUT against the source
and use the BT.1886 gamma.
There are also various build system changes, such as
the implementation of a symbolic Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) icon,
build support for the plain-gl component on Mac OS X platforms, and
support for disabling the encoding mode by default because it used
FFmpeg APIs that are no longer supported.
New options and commands, bug fixes and small enhancements
As usual with any new MPV update, some commands and
options have been changed and others added. Among the newly added
commands, we can mention cache-speed property, keepaspect property,
video-stereo-mode property, ffmpeg-version, decoder-list, as well as
encoder-list. Also, there's now italic font support for the OSD.
Moreover, the video-zoom option has been made
logarithmic, it is now possible to export more information under
track-list, the --input-unix-socket flag has been renamed to
--input-IPC-server, the default superxbr-edge-strength option has been
decreased, and the prescale vo_opengl function has been renamed to
prescale-luma.
Of course, there are numerous other small,
under-the-hood improvements and enhancements, so if you're curious to
know what exactly is different, please check out the changelog attached
below. In the meantime, you can download the MPV 0.17.0 sources via our website.
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