I asked this yesterday and anons seem to underestimate how big of a noob I am.https://github.com/familyfriendlymikey/mpv-cutHow do I install this? Do I create a separate conf file for this script in my %AppData%\Roaming\mpv\ folder? or do I add the script to the pre-existing mpv.conf file?
Find your mpv.exe and create a "scripts" folder. This might vary depending on the build you're using.
>>1477784The most recent one.
>>1477930All the tutorials are telling me to creat a scripts folder using this address%AppData%\Roaming\mpv\
>>1477741Bump
MPV has a custom directory (actually two, it seems) for user scripts, mentioned in the github instructions.%AppData%\Roaming\mpv\scripts or Users\user\scoop\persist\mpv\scriptsWhat you want is to get the mpv-cut script in that directory.The script is on git-hub, a website for hosting source code, made to work with git, the industry standard version control system.%AppData%\Roaming\mpv\scripts or Users\user\scoop\persist\mpv\scriptsTo get that script in the script directory, you have to run the program "git", while in that directory.git clone -b release --single-branch "https://github.com/familyfriendlymikey/mpv-cut.git"
>>1477980This is typically done from the command line, on windows this is the cmd program.But that is not all; as you can read on the github page, ffmpeg (a popular program that edits media files) needs to be added to your PATH, a variable that stores the locations of the programs you can directly recall from you command line.In short, the four things you need to do are:install gitinstall ffmpegadd ffmpeg to your PATHfollow the instructions on the githubIf you think the command line is scary, you should read a tutorial or something, because you actually need it here.
>>1477981I already have ffmpeg installeddid I do it correctly?
>>1478011Yeah, that's it.Check if you can run the ffmpeg command.If you can, you're normally good to go.If you don't, you have to add it to the PATHhttps://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm
