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I hardly use audio filters or audio options, so I don't know much about them. Thanks for the tip. I'll add that option. Last edited by rvm; 11th June 2007 at 01:05. |
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what LoRd_MuldeR suggested doesn't work. so if you could add cropping or maybe making it possible to zoom out, that would be great. in general the player is great. I like the way it remembers the settings used for each specific video and how it remembers where it stopped last time. it would be great if it was possible to disable that specifically for audio.
I'd like to know what's the difference between the different "output drivers" (openGL,directx, etc). which are recommended for use? Also I couldn't find any keybord shortcut for switching to the next track in the playlist, it's not that awfull to fast forward all the way to the end but still, normally you could skip to the next track whith ease. The volume control works nicely except that it usually plays at full volume for a sec, and then settles into the desired volume. so you should somehow make it take into account the volume control before it starts playing.
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directx:noaccel on the other hand uses a lot of CPU and quality is very bad. It's not recommended. gl and gl2 requires 3D acceleration in the graphic card. It gives much better performance than directx:noaccel, but not so much as directx. Quality is also very good. It can be useful for Windows Vista users. gl/gl2 didn't work quite well (inside frontends) until recent releases of MPlayer, and it still has some issues. The other drivers just do funny things (like matrixview) or save the video as image files. You can find more info in the MPlayer manpage. Quote:
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What exactly doesn't work?
It works here to add black borders around the video via the "expand" filter. Isn't that similar to zooming out? Quote:
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It is similar but it's not happening for some reason when I try to use it.
Besides, even if there's a way, I think having the ability to crop while the video is playing is important...
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You can add -demuxer lavf in Preferences->Advanced, that way it'll try to use the lavf demuxer for all videos, but it doesn't work well with some formats, for example there are no subtitles in mkv videos. Quote:
and a border of 50 pixels will be added to all videos: Last edited by rvm; 11th June 2007 at 18:19. |
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That was exactly what I suggested before
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rvm, I just noticed another small "problem" with SMPlayer's Video -> Size menu: In some cases SMPlayer doesn't resize the main window properly. The video gets the desired size (e.g. 100%), but the window is too large. This results in black borders.
For example if I load a 640x480 video, it first looks fine. But as soon as I select Video -> Size -> 50%, then I get black bars on the left and on the right side, like this: http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/5...esize50lk9.png When I then select Video -> Size -> 100%, I get (small) black bars on the top and on the bottom like this: http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/8...size100dt0.png Nevertheless, pressing Stop + Play resizes properly back to 100%.
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Options->Preferences->Advanced. Type -lavdopts skiploopfilter=all in the Options field.
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When you make the window bigger then it happens the opposite, the language toolbar is moved up because there's enough space for it, leaving the video window a little bigger than expected. Last edited by rvm; 12th June 2007 at 03:13. |
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yeah, it's my fault because when you told me to do it I put it in "options" while I should have written it in "Video filters". So when he showed the picture it helped me. So I apologize :P
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The difference is, that "Video Filters" will automatically prefix the required -vf-add, while "Options" will not...
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Also note that "normal" postprocessing/deblocking is something completely separate from H.264's Inloop Deblocking. In contrast to MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 ASP, you won't need further postprocessing for H.264 contents (well, when decoding properly). // EDIT Disabling the Inloop Deblocking only on "None Ref Frames" (hence B-Frames) might be the save solution to avoid distortions, but of course it won't speed-up decoding as much as full skipping.
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