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Experimental Mplayer build from SVN (Announce)

posted by Khusraw E-mail, Bucharest, Romania, 08.09.2010, 01:14
(edited by Khusraw on 08.09.2010, 01:33)

> NO, just MPXPLAY sound support is still very superior to anything else ;-)
Certainly it is, but its sound card supporting code is too Mpxplay oriented and not so original. If I would have the time, I would write a wrapper for ALSA's or OSS' drivers (which are easily made usable for DOS), but I don't. I like WSS and it can be extended to support new cards without too much effort.

> > Please describe clearly what you mean by "broken video",
> > as I can't reproduce the problem.
>
> Screen content "jumping" or strange horizontal "stripes" (duplicating or
> mirroring content) or other artifacts. I'll try to brew some BUG-shots if
> the problem persists. :hungry:
Try to use it with "-vsync" to see if it helps. VESA video output is generally awful IMO (before anything else it is very slow), but it can't be improved, this is all that you can get with VESA. As you know, it doesn't support hardware scaling or color space conversion.

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