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The --vo=gpu-next backend driver causes mpv to crash when resizing its window lower than approximately 38%×38% of its --autofit capacity on my laptop featuring a Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) X1-85 GPU. This behaviour occurs during media playback and idle mode. However, this behaviour doesn't occur while rendering content on other backends, like --vo=gpu and --vo=direct3d; it only occurs when the console parses the --vo=gpu-next parameter. Furthermore, the console doesn't print any error indicating why it crashes with the --vo=gpu-next backend driver enabled.
Incidentally, the console prints the following error messages when using --vo=gpu; however, these errors don't interfere with media playback. [vo/gpu] Unrecognized/unavailable FORMAT name: 'rgba16f'! [vo/gpu] Unrecognized command 'PARAM distance_coeff'!
Strangely enough, the console doesn't print these errors with the --vo=gpu-next video renderer enabled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
--vo=gpu-next
backend driver causes mpv to crash when resizing its window lower than approximately 38%×38% of its--autofit
capacity on my laptop featuring a Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) X1-85 GPU. This behaviour occurs during media playback and idle mode. However, this behaviour doesn't occur while rendering content on other backends, like--vo=gpu
and--vo=direct3d
; it only occurs when the console parses the--vo=gpu-next
parameter. Furthermore, the console doesn't print any error indicating why it crashes with the--vo=gpu-next
backend driver enabled.Incidentally, the console prints the following error messages when using
--vo=gpu
; however, these errors don't interfere with media playback.[vo/gpu] Unrecognized/unavailable FORMAT name: 'rgba16f'!
[vo/gpu] Unrecognized command 'PARAM distance_coeff'!
Strangely enough, the console doesn't print these errors with the
--vo=gpu-next
video renderer enabled.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: