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The ls -1t | mpv playlist=- <file> method referenced in #68 doesn't quite work for me because, while the file that gets loaded first is the correct one, it doesn't load that file in the right place in the playlist. Essentially it loads file, then hops to the first (last modified) file in playlist, then second (last modified). Ideally, it would load the file, then the next file in date order from the file, etc.
The behavior I'm looking for would be similar to feh's -Smtime --start-at. mpv's --playlist-start= only takes a number. It gets a bit more difficult since mpv can play directories...
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The
ls -1t | mpv playlist=- <file>
method referenced in #68 doesn't quite work for me because, while the file that gets loaded first is the correct one, it doesn't load that file in the right place in the playlist. Essentially it loads file, then hops to the first (last modified) file in playlist, then second (last modified). Ideally, it would load the file, then the next file in date order from the file, etc.The behavior I'm looking for would be similar to feh's
-Smtime --start-at
. mpv's--playlist-start=
only takes a number. It gets a bit more difficult since mpv can play directories...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: