To make your system trust the packages from the repository, you have to first download & install keyring. Though only 64-bit & 32-bit for Ubuntu LTS.

The repository provides up-to-date MPV packages, v0.36 at the moment, for Debian 11 (Debian 12 support also added!) on 64-bit modern PC, arm64/armhf machines (e.g., Apple Silicon and Raspberry Pi), old 32-bit PC and mips64el / ppc64el / s390x CPU architectures. How to Install MPV in Debian & Ubuntu (NOT work for Debian 12):įor those prefer the latest features as well as bug-fixes, MPV refers to the apt repository for both Debian and Ubuntu LTS. deb package to open the ‘Software Install’ window.įor Debian, open terminal and run command to install gdebi package manager: sudo apt install gdebiįinally, right-click on the ‘.deb’ package, select “Open with Other Application -> Gdebi Package Installer” to install it. Ubuntu user can directly double-click downloaded. ‘mpv_0.36.0+fruit.1_b’ for 64-bit ARM (e.g., Apple Silicon and Raspberry Pi).UPDATE July 2023: The repository does NOT work in Debian 12 until updating the Release file!! Try downloading the ‘.deb’ package directly from the links below:ĭepends on your CPU architecture type, select download: Download & Install ‘.deb’ package directly As well, there are many keyboard shortcuts, you can find them via man mpv command. And it provides basic mouse actions to control video playback. Though it’s a command-line application, MPV has app shortcut and can open video from files’ context (right-click) menu. And some popular media players, e.g., SMPlayer and Celluloid (aks Gnome MPV), use MPV as backend. It’s a free and open-source media player works on Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD. This simple tutorial shows how to install the latest version of MPV media player in Debian 11, which also works on Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04.

Instal mpv 0.36