Can mpv options (like this: https://mpv.io/manual/master/#options-sub-back-color) be used with Haruna?
That's what the custom commands settings do. There's placeholder showing the format to use and a help page going into details.
(In reply to george fb from comment #1) > That's what the custom commands settings do. There's placeholder showing the > format to use and a help page going into details. Thank you for the swift reply! I have seen the format example, but it looked obscure to me, because it is different from what I had in mind (see below). The help is very limited. The place holder has an example: `add volume +10`, which corresponds to the note in the help saying: >Not all commands will work as some are specific for mpv. >Most useful are the commands to manipulate properties, like set, add, cycle. In fact, I am trying to add subtitles background (https://mpv.io/manual/stable/#options-sub-back-color). I have tested that in mpv (`mpv --sub-back-color=#131415`) and it works as such, but not in Haruna. I have tried ` --sub-back-color=#131415` also, doesn't work. 1. Is this type of option supposed to work? 2. If yes, what is the form of the command to be added according to the example above? Thank you.
Please note that I don't want to have mpv as such always showing subs background, I would like to have that just in Haruna (and that triggered with a shortcut, if possible). Maybe I should post that as a different issue?
` sub-back-color=#131415`, doesn't work.
(In reply to cipricus from comment #4) > ` sub-back-color=#131415`, doesn't work. Why do you insist on the =, there is not = in the example. Why is it so hard to understand? "Most useful are the commands to manipulate properties, like set, add, cycle" So `set`, `add` and `cycle` are commands. In the example `add volume +10`, `add` is the command `volume` is the property and `+10` is the value. Now all you have to do is replace them according to what you want to do, in your case `set sub-back-color #131415`.
Thank you! Sorry for my ignorance, I was thinking "set" to be a mpv option other than what can be associated with subtitles backgrounds, I was expecting something identical to arguments for mpv as such (like cellulid and smplayer do it).