breez
10th August 2006, 17:14
I can't get mplayer to use embedded fonts (added -embeddedfonts to cmdline). Fonts are copied to mplayer\fonts automatically, but default font is always used.
Console output informs me that fontconfig support is disabled and thus only default font is used. These mplayer builds I have been trying (win32 builds from celtic_druid and others) haven't been compiled with fontconfig support.
Is fontconfig support left out as default? I guess I could build my own, but I'd rather just use someone else's if they are compiled with the support.
The bicubic spline scaler in vo gl seems to be working on my configuration, but the image is very soft, at least around edges. I'm looking for results which are closer to MPC's bicubic resizer.
I found this comment on the mailing list regarding the softness: "You can easily change the coefficients in gl_common.c, store_weights
function, w0 - w3 are the coefficients.
None of the values may become negative though (and the sum must be 1)."
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2006-June/061039.html
But I'm not knowledgeable enough set the coefficients so that the result would be closer MPC's bicubic resizer.
Console output informs me that fontconfig support is disabled and thus only default font is used. These mplayer builds I have been trying (win32 builds from celtic_druid and others) haven't been compiled with fontconfig support.
Is fontconfig support left out as default? I guess I could build my own, but I'd rather just use someone else's if they are compiled with the support.
The bicubic spline scaler in vo gl seems to be working on my configuration, but the image is very soft, at least around edges. I'm looking for results which are closer to MPC's bicubic resizer.
I found this comment on the mailing list regarding the softness: "You can easily change the coefficients in gl_common.c, store_weights
function, w0 - w3 are the coefficients.
None of the values may become negative though (and the sum must be 1)."
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2006-June/061039.html
But I'm not knowledgeable enough set the coefficients so that the result would be closer MPC's bicubic resizer.