[MPlayer-users] Mac standalone binary

[Sam Hatoum]

Ok, I figured it out!

You have to drill down the archive till you get to the external_binaries
folder, then extract the two mplayer_intel and mplayer_ppc files, which
are .app files. Then extract the files in there till you get to yet
another archive, which will contain the mplayer binary (bom file or
similar).

No wonder I couldn't find it!



-----Original Message-----
From: mplayer-users-bounces at mplayerhq.hu
[mailto:mplayer-users-bounces at mplayerhq.hu] On Behalf Of Sam Hatoum
Sent: 02 January 2007 16:01
To: MPlayer usage questions, feature requests, bug reports
Subject: [MPlayer-users] Mac standalone binary

Hi all

I've written a Java app to control mplayer. Java starts the process then
grabs the I/O streams to control mplayer and capture its outputs.

This works fine on Linux and Java, by simply including the mplayer
binary in a bin directory, within my Java project.

I'm trying to do the same for the Mac (actually, I'm not trying, someone
else is since I don't have a Mac, and I'm chatting to them via AIM!),
but I don't understand the package structure.

I just want to have a binary that I can call from Java, and that I can
distribute with my package, as opposed to having the user install it.

Can anyone help?

Many thanks

Sam
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