[Mplayer-users] gdb with vo null

Arpi arpi at thot.banki.hu
Mon Aug 6 02:56:37 CEST 2001


Hi,

> > > ao2: 48000 Hz  2 chans  Signed 16-bit (Little-Endian)
> > > audio_setup: using '/dev/dsp' dsp device
> > > audio_setup: sample format: Signed 16-bit (Little-Endian) (requested:
> > > Signed 16-bit (Little-Endian))
> > > audio_setup: using 48000 Hz samplerate (requested: 48000)
> > > audio_setup: frags:   2/2  (65536 bytes/frag)  free: 131072
> >
> >                         ^^^
> > Why do you use OSS emulation with alsa-0.5 ???
> > it's written in docs that it's broken. use -ao alsa5 or upgrade
> > alsa to 0.9.x, or use real OSS driver.
> 
> The docs say 0.9x is buggy not 0.5x.  I actually don't know why it is using 
> OSS emulation.  All I can guess is that I have setup OSS emulation and it is 
> choosing that over the native alsa driver.  I'll try the swtich to force it 
> to use alsa5.
Doc says that libao2's alsa9 is buggy, so use oss emulation with alsa9.
another doc says that alsa 0.5's oss emu is buggy.

> > maybe your system is too fast, and the linux driver is unstable at agp 4x.
> > (just like my matrox g400).
> I can't really comment, except to say I have never seen any sort of video 
> instability with any other app.  Xine runs fine.  I'll try a few other video 
> apps and see if they have problems.
But you must understand, that an userspace app CAN NOT crash your system
(nor your BIOS etc), only itself.

> > So, as you see, it played stream up to the end, without any crash.
> 
> No it didn't, it played about 2 minutes into the stream then exited!
> It just exited again with eof, but it is a long way from eof!  I copied the 
> dvd over to my hard disk to rule out the dvd drive.  It did go for a lot 
> longer with -aid 128.  I can't help feeling reiserfs has something to do with 
> all of this.

It _DID_:

ds_fill_buffer: EOF reached (stream: audio)
ds_fill_buffer()->demux_fill_buffer() failed -0.218  24770  19%  0% 19.1% 199 0
ds_fill_buffer: EOF reached (stream: video)
ds_fill_buffer()->demux_fill_buffer() failed

It means that input stream data ended (reached EOF) at 978 seconds.
(about 16 mins)

I dunno why, maybe the VOB you selected is too short, or has high bitrate,
multiple video streams/viewpoints etc, but it ended at this point.
(note that mplayer doesn't continue playing next vob file, as xine does)

If it crashes, then you see any error messages or 'segmentation fault' or
so.


A'rpi / Astral & ESP-team

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