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#!/bin/sh
# MPV Yank/Youtube videos
# references:
# https://www.rockyourcode.com/til-how-to-watch-youtube-videos-with-mpv-and-keyboard-shortcuts/
fps=30
height=$SCR_HEIGHT
url="$(xsel -ob)"
flag=s
# option f and h may do nothing if redownload? since same filename exist. yt-dlp won't download same file even without --auto-file-renameing=false. how improve? pass argument to aria2c?
while getopts Aabd:f:h:su: opt; do
case $opt in
# s: streaming, a: aria2c then mpv, A: aria2c
A|a|s) flag=$opt;;
b) format='bestvideo+bestaudio/best';;
d) download_dir="$OPTARG";;
f) fps="$OPTARG";;
h) height="$OPTARG";;
u) url="$OPTARG";;
\?) exit 1;;
esac
done
if [ -z "$format" ]; then
# xyzstudio GPU
#vformat="[height<=?$height][fps<=?$fps][vcodec!^=?vp9][vcodec!^=?av01]"
vformat="[height<=?$height][fps<=?$fps][vcodec!^=?av01]"
# usually get .mp4 video + .webm audio on youtube, yt-dlp needs to merge them to .mkv
# it used to cause problem, but I forget
format="bestvideo$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 "$url" --exec 'mpv --fs --speed=2';;
s) mpv --ytdl-format="$format" --ytdl-raw-options='write-sub=' --fs --speed=2 "$url";;
esac
# not sure if this is the best practice, but it seems working ;)
status=$?
[ $status -ne 0 ] && notify-send 'mpvy failed'
exit $status
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