Updating mpv to the newer version: open Terminal and type That's it! You DON'T need to run Install mpv.command when updating SVP!.Mount it and replace SVP 4 Mac.app in Applications.Note: you DON'T need to run this on every SVP update.
Control key + double-click on Install mpv.command script to install all the stuff listed below and write default mpv.conf.
Move "SVP 4 Mac" icon into Applications. IINA - requires libmpv built with Vapoursynth support. Plex Media Player - requires libmpv built with Vapoursynth support. mpv 0.17 or later with Vapoursynth support. any help would be highly appreciated.To minimize installation problems please consider using at least macOS 10.14.6! Compatible video players and yes both these apps are running natively on the m1 chip. i know these problems are not the end of the world but considering how much marketing apple is putting into these it doesn't seem fair. Pinging whatever the heck ocsp is fixed the problem but again only for about a week and now even it doesn't have any effect. Initially it takes about less than a bounce to load but about one week after reinstalling, the problem comes back. Reinstalling fixes the problem but not permanently. Chrome takes about six bounces to load which is slow to the point where it pinches. Since then vlc has been taking 3 bounces to load which is still pretty slow compared to windows but somewhat manageable. One of the solutions read to ping which I tried and it turned out to being successful. It took me about five to six bounces to launch vlc but that was before me reading an article of someone having a somewhat similar problem with their m1. I've used cheaper, inferior windows machines and almost all of them seemed to open vlc in the blink of an eye. Let me start with the smaller problem(VLC). Coming from windows, I'm thoroughly impressed by the speed of the m1 when it comes to launching some apps but unfortunately I haven't had the same experience with Chrome and VLC and ironically these are my most frequently used apps. Heard a lot about how the m1 chip is absurdly fast and I back that. Got my first mac about a year ago and it happened to be an M1 air.
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