Mplayer-plugin: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
|||
Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
{{Box Info| |
{{Box Info| |
||
This |
This plugin comes together with the [[mp3-plugin]] in one package |
||
}} |
}} |
||
Revision as of 15:13, 25 September 2007
Description
The MPlayer plugin uses MPlayer to play video files other than the recordings. E.g. the famous DivX format can be played using this plugin.
This plugin comes together with the mp3-plugin in one package
Hardware requirements
- faster hardware (e.g. >1GHz for DivX other formats might be less CPU intensive).
Software requirements
- MPlayer
- several codecs
- Lame
- FFMPEG
- mplayer.sh
Installation
To install lame
cd $SOURCEDIR tar xvzf lame-<VERSION>.tar.gz cd lame-<VERSION> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local make make install
FFMPEG
cd $SOURCEDIR tar xvzf ffmpeg-<VERSION>.tar.gz ln -s ffmpeg-<VERSION> ffmpeg cd ffmpeg ./configure --prefix=/usr/local \ --enable-shared make make install ldconfig
For MPlayer, see it's documentation and homepage.
See plugin installation.
Configuration
See also mp3-plugin.
MPlayer can work in one of two modes (changeable in the plugin setup)
- Slave (recommended)
- Traditional
If "Traditional" is choosen /usr/local/bin/mplayer.sh.conf has to be altered
# Lirc RC File LIRCRC="/etc/lircrc.conf"
and MPlayer must be compiled with LIRC support!
Parameter
Parameter (short) | Parameter (long) | Description |
---|---|---|
-m CMD | --mount=CMD | use CMD to mount/unmount/eject mp3 sources (default: mount.sh) |
-M CMD | --mplayer=CMD | use CMD when calling MPlayer (default: mplayer.sh) |
Problems
MPlayer plays no videos when the first DVB card has no MPEG decoder
- Try to alter dev/adapter0 in libvo/vo_mpegpes.c of the MPlayer sources.
- With new mplayer versions it is possible to give the correct video card in mplayer.sh.conf by
VO="mpegpes:card=2"
- Because the drivers don't always load in the same order, you can make things automagically (in mplayer.sh.conf):
VO="mpegpes:card=$(($(find /dev/dvb | grep video0 | cut -c17)+1))" AO="mpegpes:card=$(($(find /dev/dvb | grep audio0 | cut -c17)+1))"
Video is displayed in black and white
- It might be your TV doesn't support NTSC. Try to set the NTSC option in /usr/local/bin/mplayer.sh.conf to false.
- Does not work for DVDs and (S)VCDs.
Links
[1] | http://www.muempf.de/index.html | Plugin homepage |
[2] | http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage | MPlayer homepage |
[3] | http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net | FFMPEG homepage |
[4] | http://lame.sourceforge.net | Lame homepage |
[5] | http://batleth.sapienti-sat.org/projects/VDR | Shell script (mplayer.sh) |
[6] | http://www.js-home.org/vdr/mplayer-multi/index.php | mplayer-multi |