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With ambient lighting enabled, ASS subtitles anchored to a corner (and PGS bitmaps) rendered against the whole screen instead of the video: the effect stretches mpv's frame to the window with video-aspect-override and lets the shader composite the real picture inside it, and mpv places subtitles against that stretched frame. The pinned libmpv now carries --sub-video-rect-aspect (edde746/mpv-build ec08018), which makes mpv derive its subtitle margins from the picture's real aspect inside the displayed rect. AmbientLightingService hands it the video aspect before overriding the frame, so a libmpv without the option refuses cleanly with the frame untouched, and resets it on disable. Verified on a Pixel 7 (2400x1080) with a 16:9 file whose OP credits are \pos-anchored: subtitle extents are pixel-identical with ambient lighting on and off, and mpv reports OSD borders l=240 r=240 for the overridden frame. close #2120
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