Use -sub-delay=0.125125 to apply the fix at startup or add cycle_values sub-delay '0.125125' '0' to your nf to toggle it during playback. The subtitles are sometimes a few frames out of sync, causing scene bleeds all over the place. As a result the player will 'cut off' a lot of important image information.Īdd the command-line option -vf-add=format=colorlevels=full to correct this at startup or add vf toggle format=colorlevels=full to your nf to toggle the setting during playback. Rips from Funimation are encoded at full-range but are tagged as limited range. (Obsolete as of Summer 2015 as HorribleSubs fixes this during ripping) Due to a frame actually getting lost, this is pretty much impossible to fix. This means a whole frame of motion is lost and pans get very jerky (Frame pattern: ABDD).

For whatever reason, a frame that wasn't a dupe got removed, and the frame that actually is a dupe remains. Sometimes something seems to go wrong with the decimation mid-show and a show that is encoded at 24fps and playing smoothly at first suddenly starts to judder. To fix this: -vf=lavfi= Decimation gone wrong Some simulcast encoders are so incompetent that they can't even get the frame-rate right and end up encoding a 24fps video at 30fps which will lead to annoying judder (Frame pattern: ABCDD). If you wish to have a keybind (in this example, b) to disable the debanding shader, add the following to your nf: b cycle deband To use the debanding shader, use the opengl-hq profile in your mpv.conf like so: profile=opengl-hq The only consistently occurring problem these days is banding, which can now be fixed using a simple integrated shader. This document gives a summary of frequent issues and how to fix some of those as best as possible during playback with mpv's means.

How to make Simulcasts (ripped by HorribleSubs) watchable with mpv Motivationĭue to massive incompetence, time and resource constraints simulcasts often suffer from various quality degrading issues.

Funimation subtitles out of sync