jmwg 1.0.0 — Josh's mpv Win32 GUI
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Home:  https://joshuagarner.xyz/jmwg/

A Media Player Classic–style Windows interface built directly into mpv's own
playback engine and renderer (not an external wrapper around libmpv). It is a
fork of mpv (https://mpv.io) with a native Win32 menu/toolbar/seekbar/status-bar
shell compiled into the player.

Running it
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  - Run jmwg.exe (64-bit Windows 10/11).
  - Open a video via File > Open, by dragging a file onto the window, or by
    passing it on the command line:  jmwg.exe "path\to\video.mkv"
  - jmwg.com is a small console wrapper for command-line use.
  - Keep all the .dll files in the same folder as jmwg.exe.

A few conveniences
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  - Click the video to play/pause; double-click to toggle fullscreen.
  - Space, arrow keys (seek/volume), F / F11 / Alt+Enter (fullscreen),
    number keys 0-9 (jump to %), s (screenshot to Desktop), and the usual
    media-player shortcuts.
  - Prev/Next step chapters, then move to the previous/next file in the folder.
  - The window fits itself to the video's size, and tracks resolution changes.
  - Volume, mute and window position are remembered between runs.

Shaders
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A retro NTSC composite look is bundled in shaders\ntsc-nostalgia-composite\.
To apply it: Video > Load Shader... (the dialog opens in the shaders\ folder by
default), pick ntsc-nostalgia-composite.slangp. Video > Clear Shaders removes it.
You can load any mpv .glsl/.hook user shader or RetroArch .slangp preset the
same way.

License
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This program is distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or
later (GPLv3+). See LICENSE.txt for the full text. The binary links GPL
components (FFmpeg, x264, x265, and others); the bundled FFmpeg is a GPLv3
build, which makes the program as a whole GPLv3+.

Bundled third-party libraries keep their own licenses — see
THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES\ (start with _OVERVIEW.txt). Includes MediaInfo by
MediaArea (BSD-2-Clause).

Source code
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Complete corresponding source is available — see SOURCE.txt — and at the
project home, https://joshuagarner.xyz/jmwg/.

Based on mpv, © 2000-2026 the mpv / MPlayer / mplayer2 projects.
GUI and packaging © 2026 Joshua Garner.
