![]() ![]() This gives a smooth and polished feel when playing the clips. I was using VLC Media Player, but it did noy play smoothly, often hitching/lagging for a split second when launching clips, making it seems rough and "unfinished". I just needed a "lighter" player that was flexible enough to support all the different clip types. I'd love to see someone actualy do this properly. The streamer just ads these 3 or 4 window capture sources to each scene they want clips to be available, then the script/utility launches each clip with the appropriate window title to have it play at the right size and location. Maybe another for "accent clips/memes", so users can add commentary by launching clips at proper moments, like a "!rip" command that plays a rotation of funny "I'm dead" clips when the streamer dies playing a game. Maybe 1 for fullscreen clips with a chromakey filter, a regular fullscreen clip fo speciual event clips, and maybe ones for subscriber "intro clips" they use when they join chat to announce their presence in style. ![]() The fact that you can title the player window allows a streamer to have a few different windows captures set up. if a streamer wants to rotate 8 different "Hug" clips when a viewer runs the "!hug command in chat, there should be a utility that can launch the clips when the commands are run, then rotate the clips so if 4 or 5 people use the "Hug" command to hug each other, it doesn't just play the same clip over and over. I am just doing this for fun, and to help streamers offer a little something extra. ![]() I take chat commands that create a text semaphore/trigger file, and when the script sees the trigger, it uses this Mplayer utility to play. I use it for some custom clip management and window capture for streamers to use when broadcasting using the OBS Studio streaming/broadcasting software on Twitch. I needed a simple command-ling media player, and this was perfect! Extremely lightweight and very versatile. ![]()
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