#mpv

2 weeks ago

Barings Participation Investors Reports Preliminary Fourth Quarter 2025 Results Barings Participation Investors (NYSE: MPV) reported preliminary Q4 2025 results on February 26, 2026. NAV per share was $15.23 as of December 31, 2025; total net assets were $163.8 million. The Trust reported net investment income of $2.9 million ($0.27/share) and net increase in assets from operations of $3.6 million ($0.33/share).The Trust maintained its quarterly dividend of $0.37 ($1.48 annual) and reported cash and short-term investments of $13.8 million, $37.5 million of borrowings, and $26.1 million of unfunded commitments.

#MPV Barings Participation Investors Reports Preliminary Fourth Quarter 2025 Results

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Henry White

@wonterland.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Just some of the highlights from this weekend's train trips to Winchester and back.

#train #trainspotting #traintrip #railway #railwaystation #siding #yards #windowview #dorchester #bournemouth #southampton #winchester #hampshire #swr #desiro #freightliner #class66 #mpv #bluesky #cloudy #rainy

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Beef n’ Reef

@beefnreef.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Nice lil peice of kit

#carsky
#weirdcarbs
#mazda
#mazda5
#MPV

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SoyaCincau

@soyacincau.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

GWM Wey G9 PHEV: The latest Alphard fighter in Malaysia, locally assembled in Melaka - SoyaCincau Assembled in Melaka, the GWM Wey G9 PHEV is the latest model to challenge Toyota Alphard/Vellfire's status quo in Malaysia's premium MPV market.

GWM Wey G9 PHEV: The latest Alphard fighter in Malaysia, locally assembled in Melaka #cars #firstimpressions #gwm #gwmhi4 #gwmmalaysia #gwmphev #gwmwey #gwmweyg9 #mpv #phev #pluginhybrid

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Henry White

@wonterland.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

WonterRail - Network Rail MPV's & GB Railfreight Class 66's Visit on the Same Day February 17th 2026 YouTube video by Wonterland

Video from this is now available on my YouTube Channel (the second major upload of the week!)

#train #trainspotting #networkrail #mpv #gbrailfreight #gbrf #class66 #sunderland #snowandice #treatment #passing #eastbound #westbound #sameday #daytime #nighttime #bluesky #cloudy #overcast #lovelyday

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Henry White

@wonterland.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

This included day and night Network Rail MPV's, as well as the return of the GB Railfreight Class 66's on SITT Duties.

#train #trainspotting #networkrail #mpv #snowandice #treatment #deicing #passing #eastbound #westbound #sameday #daytime #nighttime #bluesky #cloudy #overcast #lovelyday

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Darko Mesaroš

@darko.rup12.net

1 month ago

Did you know that mpv can play videos from the TTY? Using the caca (yes) Video output, it shows the video from ASCII characters! 😍

There are better options like tct, but I do love the look here!

#mpv #tty #linux

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@linuxeasy.bsky.social

1 month ago

Cine: l’essenzialità di Libadwaita incontra la forza di MPV Cine è il nuovo video player per Linux che punta su GTK4 e MPV. Interfaccia minimale e prestazioni elevate per i tuoi contenuti multimediali su GNOME.

Cine è il nuovo video player per Linux che punta su GTK4 e MPV. Interfaccia minimale e prestazioni elevate per i tuoi contenuti multimediali su GNOME. #Software #GNOME #Linux #Video #Multimedia #MPV

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Qanii

@qanii.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

mpv-music main menu

mpv-music track mode

mpv playing the selected song, with custom status

A couple hours ago, i released mpv-music v0.24.0, the first stable release for the full rust rewrite.

It was originally a bash script i wrote which then with the assist of gen ai grew big especially in the last couple of months as i wanted more from it & […]

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Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

Cine is a sleek, MPV-powered video player for GNOME Cine is a new GTK4/libadwaita video player for Linux using an MPV backend. We take a look at the app as Ubuntu 26.04 prepares to swap Totem for S...

#News #Cine #Media #Players #mpv

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Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

**Cine is a new(ish) MPV-based Linux video player built with GTK4/libadwatia and Python, designed specifically for the GNOME desktop environment.** Rather like blockbuster superhero sequels in the cinema, there’s no shortage of video players for Linux. Is there enough mileage in the genre for an audience who’ll appreciate _Cine_? I think so. _Cine_ offers a clean, uncomplicated UI that makes use of the entire window canvas to display your video – no frames, all content. It overlays player controls on top. These fade out view when you mouse away to give a distraction-free look automatically. Inside, you’ll find all of the expected features present and correct. There’s audio and subtitle track selection, playback controls (including chapter markers), and a playlist. An advanced options menu lets you set a subtitle or audio delay or adjust video brightness, rotation, zoom, etc. I watch a lot of local videos with subtitles, some of which are standalone .srt files. So I was pleased to see you can**change the font, colour and size of subtitles** in _Cine_ for the latter time. It’s a feature I like in other video players I use. Most of the player’s various adjustment sliders, steppers and options come with a one-click reset buttons to undo your changes and revert back to how things were originally. This is especially useful since some settings persist between videos. The _Preferences_ panel allows you, among other things, enable hardware accelerated video decoding and enable a ‘normalise volume’ option – handy if your playlist will be jumping between a quiet indie film and a loud YouTube rip. ### Performance in Cine vs. Showtime and Totem Cine outperforms GStreamer-based players like Totem on older hardware by using the MPV backend for efficient H.265 hardware acceleration Cine is not trying to be a Swiss Army knife like _VLC_ (you won’t find stream capture or video conversion here), but cater to those who want to play local video files and manage them without fuss – or need to master MPV configuration foo. Ubuntu switches to GNOME’s _Showtime_ in 26.04, dropping the _Totem_ video player. Showtime is as modern and minimal as Cine, but as it still uses the GStreamer media engine, which historically has has more issues with file formats and media codecs than MPV. In my testing, I tried a 4K MKV with H.265 (HEVC) and subtitles on my “low-end” Chuwi laptop with an (older) Intel integrated graphics (iGPU) that supports QuickSync hardware decoding. I toggled Power Saving mode on in Ubuntu’s Quick Settings and found that _Cine_ could play the video perfectly, but Ubuntu’s GStreamer-based _Totem_ became a slideshow. _Showtime_ performed almost as well as Cine, save for horrible green artefacts on screen changing chapters. You milage will vary, but if you hit issues with _Showtime_ or similar, and don’t want to use _Clapper_ or _Celluloid_ (two popular MPV-based video players that are solid choices), then _Cine_ is worth the price of its admission ticket. ### Do We Need Another Video Player? I know that some will ask _“does Linux really need another…”_. One could also ask _“does Linux really need any more users”_ because the answer for both questions is the same: yes. Yes, because VLC didn’t emerge fully-formed in 2001, and almost every piece of software we use today was once somebody else’s ‘yet another’ attempt. MPV began life as an MPlayer fork. Now it’s the media backend many people prefer. Besides which, it’s choice. Choice isn’t hollow; it’s the choice to not use something as much as it is the choice to use something. That’s what separates us from the walled gardens, right? The moment we stop experimenting is the moment we begin to stagnate. Unlike in a market-driven ecosystems, FOSS doesn’t consider profit or monopoly as the ‘purpose’ in doing something. Often, building something, learning from the process and sharing it with others to use, if they want it, is purpose enough. ## How to Install Cine on Linux Cine is free, open-source software available from Flathub. That makes installing it easy on most modern distributions – assuming you like Flatpaks, of course. Source code is available from GitHub, and compilation is made easy via GNOME Builder. If you’re running GNOME and find yourself wanting for a video player that blends in rather than stands out, whilst also offering solid MPV performance, Cine deserves a look. It won’t replace _VLC_ or _Clapper_ for everyone, but it might suit your tastes to a tee. **Download _Cine_ on Flathub**

Cine is a sleek, MPV-powered video player for GNOME Cine is a new GTK4/libadwaita video player for Linux using an MPV backend. We take a look at the app as Ubuntu 26.04 prepares to swap Totem for S...

#News #Cine #Media #Players #mpv

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Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

Cine is a sleek, MPV-powered video player for GNOME Cine is a new GTK4/libadwaita video player for Linux using an MPV backend. We take a look at the app as Ubuntu 26.04 prepares to swap Totem for S...

#News #Cine #Media #Players #mpv

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