MPV 0.25
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v0.25.0
Support for some optical media functionality (DVD/CD) is now disabled by default.
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MPV 0.25 Media Player Released With Numerous Changes
For fans of MPV as the media player forked from MPlayer/MPlayer2, a new release was tagged this weekend.
MPV 0.25.0 is the new release and it has a couple features to point out. Some of the prominent work for MPV 0.25 includes disabling by default some DVD/CD playback features and also relicenses a number of components under the LGPL.
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Open source media player 'mpv' has a brand new release available
mpv [GitHub, Official Site], a slick open source media player has seen a new release, it has re-licensed a number of components under the LGPL.
About the re-licensing, more info can be found here. Essentially, they have turned the player into a library that other applications can use, so using the LGPL allows a bit more freedom with other licenses too that aren't directly compatible with the GPL itself.
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