mpv can also be launched by typing mpv into Terminal, dragging the file into the terminal window and hitting enter. You can quit this dialogue any time by pressing q. You can view options and keybinds here or by typing man mpv into Terminal. filetypes, get Finder-info on the filetype you want to associate, select mpv.app under Open with: and click the “Change All…” button. To set mpv as the default program to open. app-bundle in ~/Applications: brew linkapps mpv
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brew install -HEAD -with-bundle -with-bluray-support -with-libdvdread -with-little-cms2 -with-lua -with-bundle mpv.export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export LANG=en_US.UTF-8.Build mpv and the needed dependencies using homebrew:.Install some other needed stuff: sudo easy_install docutils.In a Terminal, install the Command Line Tools when asked. Install Homebrew by running the command.This guide may not always be up to date, so you may have to do your own research. This guide is targeted at advanced users and assumes basic commandline-knowledge. This will ensure you are using the latest, most up-to-date high quality playback that you can get for OS X. It has more active development and some features like nicer CLI output, an On Screen GUI and high quality OpenGL video output. This is a guide to compiling mpv, a fork of the MPlayer family and the current recommended media player on *nix. Hint: You can get ready to use builds here. Note: This guide is outdated and won’t be updated anymore.
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