libmpv - why so small? is it lgpl? about media-kit HOT 7 CLOSED

https://github.com/media-kit/libmpv-win32-video-cmake/blob/main/packages/mpv.cmake#L27
I think it is lgpl

You can get binary from https://github.com/media-kit/libmpv-win32-video-build ,and it uses https://github.com/media-kit/libmpv-win32-video-cmake to build libmpv(video)

I find this libmpv link to a slim ffmpeg which disable all encoder and only support common formats.

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Hi!

My builds are highly stripped & LGPL, following variants are available:

• video-full
• video-default
• audio-full
• audio-default

Only *-default are available for Windows. You need --enable-encoder={*jpeg*,png} for screenshots to work.

https://github.com/media-kit/libmpv-win32-video-build/releases
https://github.com/media-kit/libmpv-win32-audio-build/releases

I'll most likely ship them by default, I need them somewhere.

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Currently, no image encoders are present to support screenshot-to-file sadly.

That's primarily because media_kit has built-in screenshot implementation:
https://github.com/media-kit/media-kit?tab=readme-ov-file#capture-screenshot

A solution can be to retrieve screenshot as pixel-buffer using screenshot-raw and manually encode it to JPEG/PNG e.g. using stb_image.h or etc. (different platforms have different APIs available).

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Thanks @zhongfly !

Calling property value 'mpv-configuration' gives me '--enable-lgpl' as one of the options so that's good.

Overall- a pretty great thing. For some reason screenshots don't work ('screenshot-to-file' command), which would be great and video filters are gone.

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I use setup from @ shinchiro & @ zhongfly to cross-compile Windows binaries.

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Can I use different file formats for screenshots and not recompile anything?

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Sounds promising, thanks. How about video filters? Any chance for them in the build?

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