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-* 4chan webm spammer's mpv config directory
+#+TITLE: 4chan webm spammer's mpv config directory
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 Includes lua scripts for dumping portions of network streams to files, cropping those
 videos, and, to your clipboard, copying ffmpeg command lines for making webms.
 
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 - watching Japanese news channels
 - toggling sideways xorg display
 - concatenating Kindle cloud reader page fragment into a single image
-** Key bindings
-*** Generally used
+* Key bindings
+** Generally used
 - ~l~: set ab-loop points; see mpv man page
 - ~,~, ~.~: frame stepping
 - ~a~, ~b~: adjust ab-loop points separately
 - ~s~: screenshot
 - ~O~: show playback time, estimated frame number, mouse position, crop filters, and ab-loop points
-*** Save portions of a live stream to disk
+** Save portions of a live stream to disk
 - ~Ctrl-a~: dumps the contents of the demuxer cache that's inside your selected ab-loop to
   a file in a configured directory. Intended for network streams. No reason to use this on
   local files since ffmpeg can operate on those. I have "demuxer-max-bytes=128M" in my
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   careful when dumping. If you have the a-point but not the b-point set, it will
   continuously dump the entire cache up to the present and I haven't found out how to stop
   it besides closing mpv. Look up ~ab-loop~ in the mpv man page for details.
-*** Make webms
+** Make webms
 - ~c~: begin crop selection, then select two corners of crop area with mouse
     - arrow keys can be used to make coarse adjustments to crop area
     - alt+arrow keys to make fine adjustments
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 the video's absolute path, so the copied ffmpeg command can find the file from any
 working-directory. Running mpv from the shell sets the mpv's ~path~ property to whatever
 path you used on the command line.
-** dump.lua
+* dump.lua
 Edit the cache dumps directory to your preferred directory before using.
-*** Similar scripts
+** Similar scripts
 - https://github.com/occivink/mpv-scripts/blob/master/scripts/encode.lua
 - https://github.com/ekisu/mpv-webm/releases/download/latest/webm.lua
 
 webm.lua doesn't work on one of my machines for some reason, and I prefer encoding on the
 command line anyways, where I can use bash's line editing and history navigation and see
 ffmpeg's status messages.
-** crop.lua
+* crop.lua
 Found on https://github.com/occivink/mpv-scripts#croplua. Useful for the rare occasion
 that I want mpv to show only part of the video. Also now used to crop videos before making
 a webm. Supports recursive cropping by chaining crop filters, though my webm script works
 only with filter chains length 0 or 1.  To screenshot just part of the video, set a crop
 first, then press your screenshot key. Only the cropped portion will be screenshot.
-** Use mpv to stream albums from Youtube Music ad-free
+* Use mpv to stream albums from Youtube Music ad-free
 1. Go to an album's page. It should be of the form "/playlist?list=<playlist id>"
 2. Run mpv with the quoted URL
 #+begin_src bash
 mpv 'https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nscRtcc2KZcydiVY7q0feukzm177h8yyw'
 #+end_src
 You can even skip songs forwards and backwards like you can with local files using the < and > keys.
-** Research
+* Research
 - [[https://superuser.com/questions/681885/how-can-i-remove-multiple-segments-from-a-video-using-ffmpeg][how to use ffmpeg's trim filter]]
 - [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9168058/how-to-dump-a-table-to-console][how to dump a lua table to console]]
 - [[https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/player/lua/assdraw.lua][mpv's assdraw module]]