Display statistics for the currently played file in mpv.
The latest version of this script requires mpv version 0.26.0 or above (or at least newer than this commit).
For older mpv versions please go to Releases.
The oldest supported version of mpv is 0.9.3.
There are no further/external dependencies.
Place stats.lua
in your ~/.config/mpv/scripts/
or ~/.mpv/scripts/
folder
to autoload the script.
The script is binding itself to i
and I
(however, not overriding your own
bindings) and can therefore be invoked by pressing these keys.
i
will show the stats once while I
will toggle them.
You can set different bindings either by customizing this script
or by using the script_binding
input command (in input.conf
), e.g.:
e script-binding stats/display_stats
E script-binding stats/display_stats_toggle
By default Source Sans Pro is used as font. You can download it here.
Graphs are enabled by default.
Please note that they are only shown when stats are toggled and that only the
opengl
VO is exposing frame timing data.
Turn graphs off with plot_perfdata=no
, plot_vsync_ratio=no
and plot_vsync_jitter=no
(see Customization).
Yes, use print_perfdata_total=yes
to add an additional line showing the values
summed up (see Customization).
Red: your hardware needs more time to render/present/upload a frame than available.
Yellow: your hardware needs more than 85% of the available time.
This is merely a warning.
When using
display-resample and/or
interpolation
mpv has to show (render/present/upload) one frame every 1/display-fps
seconds.
In case of a 60Hz display this means there's 1/60 = 0.016666
sec (16666
μs) time
per frame available.
Given display-resample
is not used the video's FPS will be used for these calculations.
Note that there are further parameters and coherences
(depending on user configuration) influencing fluent playback and this is
just a very general indicator.
Turn it off by setting timing_warning=no
(see Customization).
Use timing_warning_th=0.85
to set a factor determining when to warn (yellow).
Please use a font with monospaced digits.
The default font does meet this requirement. Either download it (see Usage)
or set your own with font_mono
(see Customization).
Note that font
does not need to be a monospaced font.
Long story short: there can't be text behind the graph drawings. (Why)
You can configure various settings by creating a file called stats.conf
in a folder
named lua-settings
within your mpv config folder (where your mpv.conf
is in).
Please refer to the o
table within the script for possible option names and
consult mpv manual regarding
configuration syntax.
To change e.g. the text display duration your stats.conf
may look like:
duration=5
A more sophisticated example:
key_oneshot=e
key_toggle=E
font_size=8
plot_perfdata=no
print_perfdata_total=yes
font=Arial
font_mono=Monospaced
font_color=262626
border_size=0.5
Note: colors are given as hexadecimal values and use ASS tag order: BBGGRR (blue green red).