Both the main MMP
window and the Image & Thumbnail Browser
provide slideshows:
Image & Thumbnail Browser
is more specialized towards images and has more controlsMMP
is more generalized (and will include audio and video files in a mixed folder) but is more-immediately available on launching MMP
Both slideshows make use of a setting in the mpv.conf
file:
image-display-duration=
followed by the number of seconds to display each image.
If you set this duration, both slideshows will take this as the starting speed.
If the duration is not set, or it's set to “inf”1) both slideshows will start at 3 seconds per image.
In the main MMP
window's slideshow, the following slideshow control is available:
Control | Action |
---|---|
[Spacebar] | pause/resume slideshow |
Things to note:
MMP
gets to the end of the playlist, it will exit at the end of the final item if it isn't an imageCtrl [R]
, this will still affect audio and video files, but not images
The following slideshow controls are available in the Image & Thumbnail Browser
:
Control | Action |
---|---|
[Spacebar] | pause/resume slideshow |
Ctrl [Spacebar] | switch the slideshow direction and resume the slideshow |
[/] | speed Up by 100ms |
[\] | speed Dn by 100ms |
[1] | reset speed2) |
Likewise, when you alter the speed, the new speed will be displayed in the bottom right corner of the window
Note that when you slow down the slideshow [\]
, the milliseconds that the image will be displayed will increase; conversely, when you speed up the slideshow [/]
, the milliseconds delay will decrease.
If the slideshow gets to the end of the playlist, it will loop back to [and continue from] the first image.
If a reverse slideshow gets to the beginning of the playlist, it will loop to the end of the playlist and continue.
There is currently no option to run slideshows in fullscreen mode. This is planned for a future release of MMP
If you are running a slideshow in the main window and you switch to the Image & Thumbnail Browser
([T]
or [Y]
) the slideshow will be paused automatically.