mpvLinux
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MiroWindows
mpv como alternativa Linux ao Miro
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Nossa avaliação
mpv can replace Miro for most Linux users who need a solid player for local files and streams. It handles virtually every codec and container, supports RTMP/HLS URLs, and offers playlist drag‑and‑drop. However, it lacks built‑in RSS feed downloading and the polished, all‑in‑one UI that Miro provided. If you are comfortable configuring scripts or using external tools for feed handling, mpv is a good fit; otherwise you may need a separate downloader or podcast manager. Power users who like keyboard control and scripting will find mpv especially suitable.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0+ AND LGPL-2.0-or-later
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- v0.41.0 (21 de dezembro de 2025)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Plays local audio and video files
- Supports common codecs and containers
- Handles streaming URLs (e.g., RTMP, HLS)
- Provides playlist management (drag‑and‑drop)
- Runs on current Linux distributions
O que muda
- No native RSS auto‑download feature; requires external script or program
- UI is minimalistic and keyboard‑driven, not the glossy interface Miro had
- No built‑in library/thumbnail view for browsing collections
- Lacks integrated subtitle search UI (needs manual loading)
- No built‑in media library synchronization across devices
Abrindo seus arquivos do Miro
Miro stored playlists as simple .m3u or .pls files, which mpv can read without conversion. Miro’s proprietary ‘Miro Library’ database is not supported, but you can export those lists to standard formats and open them in mpv. There is no direct export of Miro’s saved RSS feed definitions; you’ll need to recreate them with a separate downloader.
Trocando o Miro pelo mpv, passo a passo
- Install mpv from your distro’s repository or via Flatpak
- Copy any .m3u/.pls playlists from Miro into a folder you’ll use with mpv
- If you need RSS auto‑download, install a tool like youtube‑dl or a dedicated podcast client and point it at the same feeds
- Create a simple mpv script (Lua) to load the playlists on start if you want automatic playback
- Adjust mpv.conf for your preferred video output and key bindings
Principais recursos do mpv
- Amplo suporte a formatos e codecs
- Controle via teclado
- Playlist arrastar‑e‑soltar
- Arquivos de configuração externos
- Suporte a teclas multimídia
- Scriptável via Lua e JSON‑RPC
Como instalar o mpv no Linux
flatpak install flathub io.mpv.Mpvsudo apt install mpvsudo apt install mpvsudo dnf install mpvsudo pacman -S mpvsudo zypper install mpvPerguntas frequentes
Can mpv play videos from YouTube or other web services?
Yes, with youtube‑dl/yt‑dlp in your PATH, mpv can open YouTube, Vimeo, and many other sites directly.
How do I get automatic RSS downloads similar to Miro?
Use a separate downloader such as yt‑dlp, curl, or a podcast client (e.g., gPodder) that supports RSS, then feed the resulting files to mpv.
Is there a graphical front‑end for mpv that mimics Miro’s UI?
There are front‑ends like mpv‑gui or SMPlayer that provide a more traditional UI while still using mpv as the backend.
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