MPV 0.40 Media Player Released With Wayland HDR Support
MPV 0.40 was just released as the newest version of this open-source media player derived from MPlayer/MPlayer2. With the MPV 0.40 release there is support for HDR videos on Wayland using the new color management protocol along with a variety of other new features.
MPV 0.40 introduces native support for High Dynamic Range (HDR) video content when using DRM direct rendering or DMA-BUF Wayland on Linux. MPV 0.40 has support for the wp-color-management-v1 protocol that has come together nicely this year in getting the Wayland-powered Linux desktop finally ready for HDR use.
MPV 0.40 on the Wayland side also has support for IME usage with the text-input-v3 protocol as well as support for the xdg-activation protocol and improved clipboard handling.
Some of the other changes in MPV 0.40 include improved auto-completion for the MPV command-line, a new command menu, better stream support for Blu-ray / DVD / CDDA, NVIDIA RTX Video HDR support within the Direct3D 11 VPP filter, UMPV Windows support, adding the mpv:// protocol, and a number of other additions and enhancements.
Downloads and more details on this exciting MPV 0.40 video player release via GitHub.
MPV 0.40 introduces native support for High Dynamic Range (HDR) video content when using DRM direct rendering or DMA-BUF Wayland on Linux. MPV 0.40 has support for the wp-color-management-v1 protocol that has come together nicely this year in getting the Wayland-powered Linux desktop finally ready for HDR use.
MPV 0.40 on the Wayland side also has support for IME usage with the text-input-v3 protocol as well as support for the xdg-activation protocol and improved clipboard handling.
Some of the other changes in MPV 0.40 include improved auto-completion for the MPV command-line, a new command menu, better stream support for Blu-ray / DVD / CDDA, NVIDIA RTX Video HDR support within the Direct3D 11 VPP filter, UMPV Windows support, adding the mpv:// protocol, and a number of other additions and enhancements.
Downloads and more details on this exciting MPV 0.40 video player release via GitHub.