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Hi,
If the title of the video is in japanese or french (æ, œ, é etc) the gif is not generated. Renamed solves the problem but it's boring.

Similar to #1 and #9

[mpv_gif] Lua error: [string "C:\Users\{user}\Appdata\Roaming/mpv/scripts/.."]: 138: attempt to concatenate global 'filename' (a nil value)

when you change the directory for saving GIF files, the script does not work in the player, and fonts are not displayed when you press the keys

local options = {
dir = "C:\Users\overe\Desktop\screenshot",
rez = 600,
fps = 20,

I change the location in this location and the script doesn't work in the player.
or am I doing something wrong?

Similar to #1, except mpv has already been added to my path, and I can already access it from Command Prompt.
Upon pressing ctrl+g to generate the gif, a blank command prompt window opens for a few seconds before closing. Mpv then says the gif was generated, yet it doesn't appear in the video's directory or in C:/Program Files/mpv/gifs.

Exporting with subtitles isn't working if there is a whitespace in the path or filename. I tried to fix it, but I can't seem to figure out how to escape whitespaces in the subtitles= param. Wrapping it in single or double quotes doesn't work. Escaping it with "" or "^" doesn't work either. I've also tried replacing spaces with "%20".

Edit: A workaround I've found is to extract the subtitles into a srt file, then use that file in the subtitles= param.

Says Invalid start/end time whenever I try to export.
I am on Windows 10.
mpv version 0.34.0-455-g535cd6f313
ffmpeg version 2022-08-25-git-9bf9d42d01-full_build-www.gyan.dev

Hi, i tried using script and it exports gifs without subtitles fine but when i want to export it with subtitles it dosent export them at all.

Unless I'm doing something wrong, making gifs using plex/jellyfin-mpv-shim with an external copy of mpv does not work. Is there a way to make it work?

when i make de combination "ctrl+g", only appear quickly the cmd and disappeared, and not found the gif generated. i think is the ffmpeg.exe location.