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-rwxr-xr-xhome/xyz/.local/bin/mpvy6
1 files changed, 4 insertions, 2 deletions
diff --git a/home/xyz/.local/bin/mpvy b/home/xyz/.local/bin/mpvy
index 97f92ffd..42d6014f 100755
--- a/home/xyz/.local/bin/mpvy
+++ b/home/xyz/.local/bin/mpvy
@@ -29,13 +29,15 @@ if [ -z "$format" ]; then
format="bestvideo$vformat+bestaudio/best$vformat"
fi
+
case $flag in
# here if use --write-sub, mpv doesn't recognize subtitles?
# --embed-subs is a little bit better, but still worse then direct streaming
# --sponsorblock-remove will make audio/video goes out of sync, need --force-keyframes-at-cuts which need re-encode which is slow, more see comments at the bottom of https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/871
# another way is using mpv-sponsorblock-minimal-git for streaming and sponsorblock-mpv-local for local videos
- A) yt-dlp -f "$format" --embed-subs -P "${download_dir:-"$XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR/mpvy/"}" --sponsorblock-remove default --sponsorblock-mark default "$url";;
- a) yt-dlp -f "$format" --embed-subs -P "${download_dir:-"$XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR/mpvy/"}" --sponsorblock-remove default --sponsorblock-mark default "$url" --exec 'mpv --fs --speed=2';;
+ # I use `--trim-filenames 54` because: linux max filename length is 255 bytes, UTF-8 1 character max 4 byptes, yt-dlp and aria2c will add about max 38 chars behind video name, for example: ' [EXF4g-2jOJo].f616.mp4.part.frag.urls', (255-38)/4==54. Not sure `mpvy -s` direct mpv method need this or not, I'll change if it meet issues in the future.
+ A) yt-dlp --trim-filenames 54 -f "$format" --embed-subs -P "${download_dir:-"$XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR/mpvy/"}" --sponsorblock-remove default --sponsorblock-mark default "$url";;
+ a) yt-dlp --trim-filenames 54 -f "$format" --embed-subs -P "${download_dir:-"$XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR/mpvy/"}" --sponsorblock-remove default --sponsorblock-mark default "$url" --exec 'mpv --fs --speed=2';;
s) mpv --ytdl-format="$format" --ytdl-raw-options='write-sub=' --fs --speed=2 "$url";;
esac
# not sure if this is the best practice, but it seems working ;)