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Downloaded Wallpapers are too Dark/Muted using MPV but not VLC #2322
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@hooke007 Can you lend some help 😅, any idea whats happening here? I am not sending any color profile flag. |
There is no mpv's full log file in the OP for me to check. |
@MelodicalVegetable Can you generate and share full log:
Change |
I am unfamilar with MPV. I installed it separately in C:/Program Files to see if it would solve anything. Anyway using the portable installed MPV packaged with lively:
I saw this in red- cmd: I believe this is because i manually added a mpv.conf as i was guided to in a youtube video on independantly installing MPV. |
This is not the require log, you want the mpv log when Lively is using it.
The Mpv player bundled with Lively is set Follow this instruction to get the correct file #2322 (comment) |
Yep, i did that i put the file in there with
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That should do it. Make sure the file extension is This is the relevant code for reference:
lively/src/Lively/Lively/Core/Wallpapers/VideoMpvPlayer.cs Lines 161 to 171 in d5ca68c
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Okay figured it out. I had to copy it to the
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It selected the hdr swapchain.
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Do you enable the option |
Yep it was HDR. HDR works when HDMI and/or DP is put into motherboard. I managed to configure it manually plugged into my GPU, i had to: Hassle for anyone else that comes across this this is the option to manually configure, or disable HDR, or use VLC instead of MPV. |
mpv automatically selects the 'correct' swapchain that system told. |
Describe the bug
Custom/externally imported live wallpapers are too dark/dim.
Pre-installed Lively wallpapers work with good brightness.
Using VLC with/without GPU Decode fixes the issue, MPV w-w/o GPU creates the issue
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
To have correct brightness.
Settings i tried:
In Monitor Display Settings:
In AMD display settings:
All changes were ineffective
(when disabling some settings in AMD, the background would temporarily flash to the correct brightness).
Another clue: When taking a screenshot the colours/brightness revert to what they should be
Screenshots/Video
MPV - GPU Decode OFF/ON - Pre-installed template: 'Music Tunnel' (works - brighter than shown in image)Unrelated, 'Music Tunnel' is a html wallpaper.MPV - GPU Decode OFF/ON - Imported Wallpaper (Dark)
VLC - GPU Decode FF/ON - Imported Wallpaper (works)
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
The one featured in the photos:
Format Mp4/MPEG-4, coded mp42, 60fps, bit rate 10.7Mb/s, File size 32MiB, AVC, 1920x1080 4:2:0 8 bit
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When activating VLC inside lively, With or Without GPU Decode, it works correctly.
Is there some setting i would have to change for MPV for it to work?
I tried installing MPV and dragging to %APPDATA% but it made no change.
Log file (Important)
lively_log_20240722_232133.zip
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