Celulloid crashes my UI

inxi -Faz
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Idk if Celulloid is supported or not, but here's what happened:
Some hours after an update last week, I tried opening a Celulloid playlist, my KDE-Connect was on, and I know I can't open Celulloid while connected to my phone otherwise it won't open at all. Normally, it simply crashes itself and life back to normal.

This time tho, it notified me with some error on managing OpenGL and crashed. I disconnected KDE-C and tried again, but then it not only crashed itself, it froze the entire UI; sound was on, later I noticed mouse and keyboard were functional as well (even tho the screen had no response). I could then quit with ctrl+Q, my UI got back to normal.
Everytime I try to play something on Celulloid now it simply freezes my screen with itself and it takes quite an amount of time for it to quit even with the shortcut.

I tried reinstalling with pacman -Su ceulloid, I tried messing up with the settings, tried opening video, opening audio, playlists, nothing works.

Does anyone have any idea how this could be solved? I'm gonna be honest here, I don't even know how to explain to whoogle what's happening to have a decent search O.O

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Did you check

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Typo !?!

sudo pacman -Syu celluloid

Celluloid can read your MPV config file - have set that option and customised the file $HOME/.config/mpv/mpv.conf ?

celluloid is in the repos, and should be more stable than the -git version, e.g. it works fine here.

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Yep, I tried seeing the issues on their git, nothing there seems to match on my searchs. If you prefere, I could close this issue on the forum and open a new one there at github (if that's what you meant)

The typo was only on the forum tho, I tried reinstalling it last week, and the terminal have no mercy on typos xD the reinstallation was successful, it just didn't do any difference.

About mpv, I don't even know what it is, so for sure I didn't mess up with that. It could be an mpv problem tho upon the update or some crash(?)

What output do you get if you run celluloid from a terminal (and do the thing that crashes it)?