Mplayer playlist install#
Mplayer playlist drivers#
Mplayer playlist driver#
Mplayer playlist software#

To have MPlayer audio output directed to JACK as its default behavior, edit ~/.mplayer/config and add: Using the 9 and 0 keys, volume can be adjusted between 0 and 400 percent.

Mplayer playlist software#

The startup volume defaults to 100% of software volume and the global mixer levels will remain untouched. To increase the maximum volume to 400%, use softvol=yes and softvol-max=400. With MPlayer, the DVD could be set to a low volume. Set a default audio language by editing ~/.mplayer/config and adding the line alang=en for English. An audio track is selected with -aid audio_id. To find the audio language, start MPlayer with the -v switch to output audio IDs. To enable mouse support in DVD menus use: Note: You use arrow keys to navigate and the Enter key to choose. Tell it to use /dev/sr0 with the dvd-device option at the command line, or the dvd-device variable in ~/.mplayer/config. For example, adding '-chapter 5' to the command starts the dvd playing at chapter five of the title. To start at a specific chapter use the '-chapter' flag. The -playlist option is necessary because these streams are actually playlists and cannot be played without it. If you want to play a video stream (e.g an ASX link) use: You can use xvinfo to check which video modes your graphic card supports.

Or add the following line to ~/.mplayer/config: To get translucent video output in X you have to enable textured video in MPlayer: Translucent video with Radeon cards and Composite enabled

Mplayer playlist driver#

smplayer: To enable hardware acceleration: Options > Preferences > General > Video, then set Output driver to vaapi.

gnome-mplayer: To enable hardware acceleration: Edit > Preferences > Player, then set Video Output to vaapi.

-va - Select vaapi video decoder driver.

$ mplayer -vo vaapi -va vaapi foobar.mpeg See Hardware video acceleration#NVIDIA for more information. Consider omitting it based on your specific hardware.

The ffodivxvdpau codec is only supported by the most recent series of NVIDIA hardware.

-vo option selects VDPAU video output driver, -vc option selects VDPAU video codecs.

Mplayer playlist drivers#

The trailing commas are important! They tell MPlayer to fall back on other drivers and codecs should the specified ones not be found.Vc=ffh264vdpau,ffmpeg12vdpau,ffodivxvdpau,ffwmv3vdpau,ffvc1vdpau,ffhevcvdpau See also: LQWiki:XF86 keyboard symbols Tips and tricks Hardware video accelerationĪppend the following to either the system-wide ( /etc/mplayer/nf) or user-specific ( ~/.mplayer/config) configuration files: For a complete list of keyboard shortcuts look at mplayer(1). Personal key bindings are stored in ~/.mplayer/nf. System key bindings are configured via /etc/mplayer/nf. See also: Example MPlayer configuration file, mplayer(1). nf - Contains configuration of a hotkeys.Ī file config is created in the ~/.mplayer/ directory by default.nf - Is an example of nf, which is not automatically created after installation.nf - Contains configuration of codecs.The default files in the /etc/mplayer/ are: System-wide configuration files are located in the /etc/mplayer/, whereas the user-local settings are stored in ~/.mplayer/ directory. See List of applications/Multimedia#MPlayer-based.

Mplayer playlist install#

Install the mplayer package, or mplayer-svn AUR for the development version.Ī notable variant is mplayer-vaapi AUR which enables VA-API.

4.7 Mplayer shows question marks for some characters on subtitle.

4.6 SMPlayer: OSD font too big / subtitle text too small.

4.5 SMPlayer: no video when using transparency in GNOME.

4.4 SMPlayer: fail to resume playback after pause.

4.2 MPlayer has black or strange colored font for OSD and Subtitles.

4.1 MPlayer fails to open files with spaces.

3.2 Translucent video with Radeon cards and Composite enabled.