MPV Video Player Has OpenGL Output Improvements, Fixes

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MPV Video Player Has OpenGL Output Improvements, Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in Multimedia on 23 September 2015 at 09:49 PM EDT. 1 Comment

It's been a while since last talking about MPV, the MPlayer/MPlayer2 forked open-source video player, but a new version is now available.

MPV 0.11 is the new version of this video player and it brings debanding support for the OpenGL video output, various other OpenGL improvements, and a variety of other changes.

The list of prominent changes for the MPV 0.11 video player release can be found via the project's GitHub site.

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