4 ms·
I see no reason to cling to mplayer/mplayer2, mpv has pushed things forward from there. mplayer is what I used to use ages ago, can't think of a single thing I
by pengaru 2y ago
I see no reason to cling to mplayer/mplayer2, mpv has pushed things forward from there.
mplayer is what I used to use ages ago, can't think of a single thing I miss that it did which mpv doesn't. Like you, I was introduced to mpv through the debian disappearance, and it's been fine. Forks can be necessary to keep development active; it's one of the core features of FOSS.
- chungy 2y agomplayer has DVD menu support, mpv doesn't. I use Kodi if I need to navigate DVD menus these days, which is rare but it happens...