THX for explanation, but I am a noob in those things:
I guess this is to late as the video must run therefore mp.get_property( height )
Could you get them earlier this way:
Get property: https://mpv.io/manual/master/…-property(name-[,def])
List of Properties: https://mpv.io/manual/master/#properties
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/4551…gh-command-line
cinfo kannst du bitte die Version bauen.
cinfo kannst du bitte die Version bauen.
Danke cinfo !! Danke lnj
-g 1920@1080@24 NotOK
I think you just mistyped as it woks this way
-g 1920x1080@24
lnj Mostly movies are 24 and TV series are 50Hz of course .
So I still think about a solution for the problem regarding 24 and 50Hz videos, Right now one has to start Kodi just because of this ...
As I understand you there is no way to pass this info to mpv as soon as it is loaded.
Would it then be possible to reload mpv plugin ? But I am sure you have a much better idea 
So I still think about a solution for the problem regarding 24 and 50Hz videos, Right now one has to start Kodi just because of this ...
You could add a line to your commands.conf, calling a script like
#!/bin/bash
export DISPLAY=:0
xrandr --output HDMI-0 --mode 1920x1080 --rate 24That assumes that you already know the correct rate.
When I used the mplayer-Plugin to start mpv, I called their mpv-identify-Script. Have a look in HowTo: mplayer-Plugin mit mpv (mplayer-fork) benutzen
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