Would this be possible? Something like
screenshot-directory="C:/Users/George/Video Screenshots/$video_name$/"
The directory can be part of the screenshot-template option.
How would I do that? I tried screenshot-template=%F/"%F %P" but no dice.
Just to be clear, the result I want is:
Taking a screenshot for "Star Wars.mkv" = "C:/Users/George/Video Screenshots/Star Wars/Star Wars 00_01_54.989.jpeg"
Taking a screenshot for "Manchester by the Sea.mkv" = "C:/Users/George/Video Screenshots/Manchester by the Sea/Manchester by the Sea 00_01_54.989.jpeg"
It has to do with the fact the directory does not exists and mpv won't try to create it.
Yeah, that's what I'm asking - if there is a way it can create it like that for each file, but I guess not, so all I can do is request it.
You can do it with a Lua script, such as
mp.register_event("file-loaded", function()
local dirname = mp.get_property("filename/no-ext")
mp.set_property("options/screenshot-directory", dirname)
end)
This will make sure that the screenshot-directory option is always set to the name of the current file (without the extension).
Nice!!! Thanks!! Any chance it could create the folder on the path specified on screenshot-directory? Right now it's making it on the same folder as the video. I tried, but I don't know .lua nor much coding so it didn't work.
Try this
local utils = require("mp.utils")
local basedir = mp.get_property("options/screenshot-directory")
mp.register_event("file-loaded", function()
local filedir = mp.get_property("filename/no-ext")
local dir = utils.join_path(basedir, filedir)
mp.set_property("options/screenshot-directory", dir)
end)
Certified hacker stuff right here, thanks so much!!
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Try this