Hello everybody! Hoping to bring the linewrap saga to a good end, here is my latest patch for the README. Lines are wrapped on column 80, meaning there are at most 79 characters of text on one line. The changes: - Added Step0: Getting MPlayer Download instructions are consolidated in one place instead of repeated at 3 different places throughout the text. Plus I included instructions for accessing CVS. - I mention the ~/.mplayer/Skin/ and ~/.mplayer/font/ installation locations for normal users. - A bunch of wording updates. Diego --- README Sat Jun 29 14:01:35 2002 +++ README-diego Sat Jun 29 15:51:40 2002 @@ -4,69 +4,105 @@ MPlayer currently works best from the command line, but there is a GUI with skin support in the alpha development stage. -This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer -all of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in -DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your -questions. Also read the manpage to learn how to use MPlayer. +This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer all +of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in +DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your +questions. Also read the man page to learn how to use MPlayer. + + +Requirements: +- To compile MPlayer with X11 support, you need to have the XFree86 development + packages installed. +- For the GUI you need the GTK development packages. -To compile MPlayer with X11 support, you need to have the XFree86 development -packages installed, for the GUI you also need the GTK development packages. Before you start... Unless you know what are you doing, consult DOCS/video.html to see which driver -to use with your video card to get the best video quality and performance. -Most cards require special drivers not included with standard X11, to drive -the 2-D video acceleration features (YUV, scaling etc) of your card! +to use with your video card to get the best quality and video performance. Most +cards require special drivers not included with standard X11 to drive their 2-D +video acceleration features like YUV and scaling. A quick and incomplete list of recommendations: -- ATI cards: get the GATOS drivers for X11/Xv or use vidix -- Matrox G200/G4x0/G550: compile and use mga_vid for Linux, use vidix for BSD -- 3dfx Voodoo3/Banshee: get XFree86 4.2.0+ for Xv or use the tdfxfb driver -- nVidia cards: get the X11 driver from www.nvidia.com for Xv support -Without having accelerated video, even a 800MHz P3 may be slow to play DVD! +- ATI cards: Get the GATOS drivers for X11/Xv or use VIDIX. +- Matrox G200/G4x0/G550: Compile and use mga_vid for Linux, on BSD use VIDIX. +- 3dfx Voodoo3/Banshee: Get XFree86 4.2.0+ for XV or use the tdfxfb driver. +- nVidia cards: Get the X11 driver from www.nvidia.com for XV support. +- NeoMagic cards: Get an XV capable driver from our homepage as described in + DOCS/video.html + +Without accelerated video even an 800MHz P3 may be too slow to play DVDs. + + +______________________ +STEP0: Getting MPlayer +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +Official releases, prereleases and CVS snapshots are available from the download +section of our homepage at + + http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html + +You can also get fonts for the onscreen display (OSD), Win32 codecs and a number +of different skins for the GUI there. MPlayer does not come with any of these by +default, so if you want to have the OSD, the GUI or support for more video +formats, download these. + +MPlayer is also available via anonymous CVS. Issue the following commands to +get the latest sources: + + cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@mplayerhq.hu:/cvsroot/mplayer login + cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@mplayerhq.hu:/cvsroot/mplayer co main + +A directory named 'main' will be created. You can later update your sources with + + cvs -z3 update -dPA + +from within that directory. + ___________________________________ STEP1: Installing FFmpeg libavcodec ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -If you are using an official release, skip this step, since official releases -always include libavcodec. To verify this check if the libavcodec subdirectory -is empty or contains the sources! - The FFmpeg project provides libavcodec, a very portable MPEG4/DivX codec with -excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred codec of MPlayer for playing -mpeg4 and divx video. You have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS -server. Use the following commands in a suitable directory outside the MPlayer -source directory: +excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred MPEG4/DivX codec of MPlayer and +used to be included in the MPlayer CVS tree. This is no longer the case and you +have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS server. + +If you are using an official (pre)release, skip this step, since official +releases include libavcodec. CVS sources and CVS snapshots do not include +libavcodec. To verify if you do have libavcodec or not, check if the libavcodec +subdirectory in the MPlayer source tree is empty or not. + +To get the FFmpeg sources, use the following commands in a suitable directory +outside the MPlayer source directory: cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg login -cvs -z9 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg co ffmpeg/libavcodec +cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg co ffmpeg/libavcodec When asked for a password, you can just hit enter. -Now, replace the empty libavcodec directory with the FFmpeg libavcodec source -by removing the libavcodec subdirectory in the MPlayer source tree and then -copying (symbolic linking does not suffice!) the freshly downloaded FFmpeg -libavcodec directory back into the MPlayer source tree. +Now, replace the empty libavcodec directory in the MPlayer source tree with the +FFmpeg libavcodec source by removing the libavcodec subdirectory in the MPlayer +source tree and then copying (symbolic linking does not suffice) the freshly +downloaded FFmpeg libavcodec directory back into the MPlayer source tree. ______________________________ STEP2: Installing Win32 Codecs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -While MPlayer and libavcodec has built-in support for the most common audio -and video formats, some others are playable only with the Win32 DLLs -or the XAnim binary plugins. Few examples: WMV video, Divx/WMA audio, Indeo. -This step is not mandatory, but recommended for getting MPlayer to play more -different file types! - -Grab the win32 codecs package from the download page +MPlayer and libavcodec have builtin support for the most common audio and video +formats, but some others are playable only with the Win32 DLLs or the XAnim +binary plugins. Examples include WMV video, DivX with WMA audio (not normal DivX +files) and Indeo. This step is not mandatory, but recommended for getting +MPlayer to play more different file types. + +Unpack the codecs archive and put the contents in a directory where MPlayer will +find them. The default directory is /usr/lib/win32/ but you can change that to +something else by using the '--with-win32libdir=DIR' option when you run +'./configure'. - http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html - -unpack it and put the contents in a directory where MPlayer will find them. -The default directory is /usr/lib/win32/ but you can change that to something -else by using the '--with-win32libdir=DIR' option when you run './configure' . __________________________ STEP3: Configuring MPlayer @@ -76,9 +112,8 @@ ./configure -to configure MPlayer with the default options. The options you installed above -should be autodetected, except GUI support, which has to be enabled separately, -run +to configure MPlayer with the default options. The codecs you installed above +should be autodetected. GUI support has to be enabled separately, run ./configure --enable-gui @@ -95,6 +130,7 @@ the file configure.log for errors and reasons for the failure. Repeat this step until you are satisfied with the enabled feature set. + ________________________ STEP4: Compiling MPlayer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ @@ -109,77 +145,78 @@ provided that you have write permission in the installation directory. -If all went well, you can run MPlayer by typing 'mplayer' -You should get a summary of the most common options and keys (help screen). +If all went well, you can run MPlayer by typing 'mplayer'. A help screen with a +summary of the most common options and keyboard shortcuts should be displayed. -If you get 'unable to load shared library' or similar errors, then run +If you get 'unable to load shared library' or similar errors, run 'ldd ./mplayer' to check which libraries fail and go back to STEP 3 to fix it. -Sometimes just running 'ldconfig' is enough. +Sometimes running 'ldconfig' is enough to fix the problem. NOTE: If you run Debian you can configure, compile and build a proper deb package with only one command: fakeroot debian/rules binary + ____________________________________________ STEP5: Installing the onscreen display fonts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -To enable OSD (onscreen status display) and ASCII/TEXT subtitles you need some -fonts. Get them from our homepage: +To enable onscreen status display and ASCII subtitles you need some fonts. -http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html +Unpack the archive and choose one of the available font sizes. Then copy the +font files of the corresponding size into /usr/local/share/mplayer/font/ or +~/.mplayer/font/ (or whatever you set with './configure --datadir=DIR'). -Unpack the archive and choose one of the available font sizes. Then copy the -font files of the corresponding size into /usr/local/share/mplayer/font/ -(or whatever you set with './configure --datadir=DIR'). ____________________________ STEP6: Installing a GUI skin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please remember that the GUI is still in the alpha development stage and not -completely finished yet. Features like playlist, preferences and equalizer -do not work at all. Expect them for the 1.0 release -Basic stuff like file selection and seeking works, though. - -If you want to use the GUI you need to download a skin, since MPlayer does not -come with a skin by default. Choose one from the download page +completely finished yet. Features like playlist and preferences do not work at +all. Expect them for the 1.0 release. Basic stuff like file selection and +seeking works, though. + +Unpack the archive and put the contents in /usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/ or +~/.mplayer/Skin/. MPlayer will use the skin in the default/ subdirectory of +/usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/ or ~/.mplayer/Skin/ unless told otherwise via the +'-skin' switch. You should therefore rename your skin subdirectory or make a +suitable symbolic link. - http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html - -unpack it in /usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/. MPlayer will use the skin in -the default/ subdirectory (/usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/default/*) unless -told otherwise via the '-skin' switch. You should therefore rename your -skin subdirectory, make a suitable symbolic link or set the skin name in -the file mplayer.conf by 'skin=skinname'. __________________ STEP7: Let's play! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -That's it for the moment. To start playing movies, open a command line and try +That's it for the moment. To start playing movies, open a command line and try mplayer <moviefile> -or for the GUI: +or for the GUI + mplayer -gui <moviefile> gmplayer <moviefile> - (just 'gmplayer' is enough to use the GUI fileselector) + +gmplayer is a symbolic link to mplayer created by 'make install'. +Without <moviefile>, MPlayer will come up and you will be able to use the GUI +filepicker. To play VCD track or DVD title, try: mplayer -vcd 2 -cdrom-device /dev/hdc mplayer -dvd 1 -alang en -slang hu -dvd-device /dev/hdd -See 'mplayer -help' and 'man mplayer' for further options. +See 'mplayer --help' and 'man mplayer' for further options. 'mplayer -vo help' will show you the available video output drivers. Experiment -with the '-vo' switch to see which one gives you the best performance! -If you get very jerky playback or no sound, experiment with -ao (see -ao help) -Note that jerky playback is caused by buggy audio drivers or too slow cpu/vga. -With a good audio and video driver combination, one can play DVDs and 720x576 -DivX files smoothly on a Celeron 366. For slower systems, you need -framedrop. +with the '-vo' switch to see which one gives you the best performance. +If you get jerky playback or no sound, experiment with the '-ao' switch (see +'-ao help') to choose between different audio drivers. Note that jerky playback +is caused by buggy audio drivers or a slow processor and video card. With a good +audio and video driver combination, one can play DVDs and 720x576 DivX files +smoothly on a Celeron 366. Slower systems may need the '-framedrop' option. Questions you may have are probably answered in the rest of the documentation. -The place to start reading is DOCS/faq.html and DOCS/documentation.html. +The places to start reading are the man page, DOCS/documentation.html and +DOCS/faq.html.
Ignore my previous patch. Diego Biurrun writes:
Hoping to bring the linewrap saga to a good end, here is my latest patch for the README. Lines are wrapped on column 80, meaning there are at most 79 characters of text on one line.
This time for real. Promised.
The changes: - Added Step0: Getting MPlayer Download instructions are consolidated in one place instead of repeated at 3 different places throughout the text. Plus I included instructions for accessing CVS.
- I mention the ~/.mplayer/Skin/ and ~/.mplayer/font/ installation locations for normal users.
- A bunch of wording updates.
Diego --- README Sat Jun 29 14:01:35 2002 +++ README-diego Sat Jun 29 16:05:53 2002 @@ -4,69 +4,106 @@ MPlayer currently works best from the command line, but there is a GUI with skin support in the alpha development stage. -This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer -all of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in -DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your -questions. Also read the manpage to learn how to use MPlayer. +This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer all +of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in +DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your +questions. Also read the man page to learn how to use MPlayer. + + +Requirements: +- To compile MPlayer with X11 support, you need to have the XFree86 development + packages installed. +- For the GUI you need the GTK development packages. -To compile MPlayer with X11 support, you need to have the XFree86 development -packages installed, for the GUI you also need the GTK development packages. Before you start... Unless you know what are you doing, consult DOCS/video.html to see which driver -to use with your video card to get the best video quality and performance. -Most cards require special drivers not included with standard X11, to drive -the 2-D video acceleration features (YUV, scaling etc) of your card! +to use with your video card to get the best quality and video performance. Most +cards require special drivers not included with standard X11 to drive their 2-D +video acceleration features like YUV and scaling. A quick and incomplete list of recommendations: -- ATI cards: get the GATOS drivers for X11/Xv or use vidix -- Matrox G200/G4x0/G550: compile and use mga_vid for Linux, use vidix for BSD -- 3dfx Voodoo3/Banshee: get XFree86 4.2.0+ for Xv or use the tdfxfb driver -- nVidia cards: get the X11 driver from www.nvidia.com for Xv support -Without having accelerated video, even a 800MHz P3 may be slow to play DVD! +- ATI cards: Get the GATOS drivers for X11/Xv or use VIDIX. +- Matrox G200/G4x0/G550: Compile and use mga_vid for Linux, on BSD use VIDIX. +- 3dfx Voodoo3/Banshee: Get XFree86 4.2.0+ for XV or use the tdfxfb driver. +- nVidia cards: Get the X11 driver from www.nvidia.com for XV support. +- NeoMagic cards: Get an XV capable driver from our homepage as described in + DOCS/video.html + +Without accelerated video even an 800MHz P3 may be too slow to play DVDs. + + +______________________ +STEP0: Getting MPlayer +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +Official releases, prereleases and CVS snapshots are available from the +download section of our homepage at + + http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html + +You can also get fonts for the onscreen display (OSD), Win32 codecs and a +number of different skins for the GUI there. MPlayer does not come with any of +these by default, so if you want to have the OSD, the GUI or support for more +video formats, download these. + +MPlayer is also available via anonymous CVS. Issue the following commands to +get the latest sources: + + cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@mplayerhq.hu:/cvsroot/mplayer login + cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@mplayerhq.hu:/cvsroot/mplayer co main + +A directory named 'main' will be created. You can later update your sources by +saying + + cvs -z3 update -dPA + +from within that directory. + ___________________________________ STEP1: Installing FFmpeg libavcodec ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -If you are using an official release, skip this step, since official releases -always include libavcodec. To verify this check if the libavcodec subdirectory -is empty or contains the sources! - The FFmpeg project provides libavcodec, a very portable MPEG4/DivX codec with -excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred codec of MPlayer for playing -mpeg4 and divx video. You have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS -server. Use the following commands in a suitable directory outside the MPlayer -source directory: +excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred MPEG4/DivX codec of MPlayer +and used to be included in the MPlayer CVS tree. This is no longer the case +and you have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS server. + +If you are using an official (pre)release, skip this step, since official +releases include libavcodec. CVS sources and CVS snapshots do not include +libavcodec. To verify if you do have libavcodec or not, check if the libavcodec +subdirectory in the MPlayer source tree is empty or not. + +To get the FFmpeg sources, use the following commands in a suitable directory +outside the MPlayer source directory: cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg login -cvs -z9 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg co ffmpeg/libavcodec +cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.ffmpeg.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ffmpeg co ffmpeg/libavcodec When asked for a password, you can just hit enter. -Now, replace the empty libavcodec directory with the FFmpeg libavcodec source -by removing the libavcodec subdirectory in the MPlayer source tree and then -copying (symbolic linking does not suffice!) the freshly downloaded FFmpeg -libavcodec directory back into the MPlayer source tree. +Now, replace the empty libavcodec directory in the MPlayer source tree with the +FFmpeg libavcodec source by removing the libavcodec subdirectory in the MPlayer +source tree and then copying (symbolic linking does not suffice) the freshly +downloaded FFmpeg libavcodec directory back into the MPlayer source tree. ______________________________ STEP2: Installing Win32 Codecs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -While MPlayer and libavcodec has built-in support for the most common audio -and video formats, some others are playable only with the Win32 DLLs -or the XAnim binary plugins. Few examples: WMV video, Divx/WMA audio, Indeo. -This step is not mandatory, but recommended for getting MPlayer to play more -different file types! - -Grab the win32 codecs package from the download page +MPlayer and libavcodec have builtin support for the most common audio and video +formats, but some others are playable only with the Win32 DLLs or the XAnim +binary plugins. Examples include WMV video, DivX with WMA audio (not normal +DivX files) and Indeo. This step is not mandatory, but recommended for getting +MPlayer to play more different file types. + +Unpack the codecs archive and put the contents in a directory where MPlayer +will find them. The default directory is /usr/lib/win32/ but you can change +that to something else by using the '--with-win32libdir=DIR' option when you +run './configure'. - http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html - -unpack it and put the contents in a directory where MPlayer will find them. -The default directory is /usr/lib/win32/ but you can change that to something -else by using the '--with-win32libdir=DIR' option when you run './configure' . __________________________ STEP3: Configuring MPlayer @@ -76,9 +113,8 @@ ./configure -to configure MPlayer with the default options. The options you installed above -should be autodetected, except GUI support, which has to be enabled separately, -run +to configure MPlayer with the default options. The codecs you installed above +should be autodetected. GUI support has to be enabled separately, run ./configure --enable-gui @@ -95,6 +131,7 @@ the file configure.log for errors and reasons for the failure. Repeat this step until you are satisfied with the enabled feature set. + ________________________ STEP4: Compiling MPlayer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ @@ -109,77 +146,79 @@ provided that you have write permission in the installation directory. -If all went well, you can run MPlayer by typing 'mplayer' -You should get a summary of the most common options and keys (help screen). +If all went well, you can run MPlayer by typing 'mplayer'. A help screen with a +summary of the most common options and keyboard shortcuts should be displayed. -If you get 'unable to load shared library' or similar errors, then run +If you get 'unable to load shared library' or similar errors, run 'ldd ./mplayer' to check which libraries fail and go back to STEP 3 to fix it. -Sometimes just running 'ldconfig' is enough. +Sometimes running 'ldconfig' is enough to fix the problem. NOTE: If you run Debian you can configure, compile and build a proper deb package with only one command: fakeroot debian/rules binary + ____________________________________________ STEP5: Installing the onscreen display fonts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -To enable OSD (onscreen status display) and ASCII/TEXT subtitles you need some -fonts. Get them from our homepage: +To enable onscreen status display and ASCII subtitles you need some fonts. -http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html +Unpack the archive and choose one of the available font sizes. Then copy the +font files of the corresponding size into /usr/local/share/mplayer/font/ or +~/.mplayer/font/ (or whatever you set with './configure --datadir=DIR'). -Unpack the archive and choose one of the available font sizes. Then copy the -font files of the corresponding size into /usr/local/share/mplayer/font/ -(or whatever you set with './configure --datadir=DIR'). ____________________________ STEP6: Installing a GUI skin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please remember that the GUI is still in the alpha development stage and not -completely finished yet. Features like playlist, preferences and equalizer -do not work at all. Expect them for the 1.0 release -Basic stuff like file selection and seeking works, though. - -If you want to use the GUI you need to download a skin, since MPlayer does not -come with a skin by default. Choose one from the download page +completely finished yet. Features like playlist and preferences do not work at +all. Expect them for the 1.0 release. Basic stuff like file selection and +seeking works, though. + +Unpack the archive and put the contents in /usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/ or +~/.mplayer/Skin/. MPlayer will use the skin in the default/ subdirectory of +/usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/ or ~/.mplayer/Skin/ unless told otherwise via +the '-skin' switch. You should therefore rename your skin subdirectory or make +a suitable symbolic link. - http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html - -unpack it in /usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/. MPlayer will use the skin in -the default/ subdirectory (/usr/local/share/mplayer/Skin/default/*) unless -told otherwise via the '-skin' switch. You should therefore rename your -skin subdirectory, make a suitable symbolic link or set the skin name in -the file mplayer.conf by 'skin=skinname'. __________________ STEP7: Let's play! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -That's it for the moment. To start playing movies, open a command line and try +That's it for the moment. To start playing movies, open a command line and try mplayer <moviefile> -or for the GUI: +or for the GUI + mplayer -gui <moviefile> gmplayer <moviefile> - (just 'gmplayer' is enough to use the GUI fileselector) + +gmplayer is a symbolic link to mplayer created by 'make install'. +Without <moviefile>, MPlayer will come up and you will be able to use the GUI +filepicker. To play VCD track or DVD title, try: mplayer -vcd 2 -cdrom-device /dev/hdc mplayer -dvd 1 -alang en -slang hu -dvd-device /dev/hdd -See 'mplayer -help' and 'man mplayer' for further options. +See 'mplayer --help' and 'man mplayer' for further options. 'mplayer -vo help' will show you the available video output drivers. Experiment -with the '-vo' switch to see which one gives you the best performance! -If you get very jerky playback or no sound, experiment with -ao (see -ao help) -Note that jerky playback is caused by buggy audio drivers or too slow cpu/vga. -With a good audio and video driver combination, one can play DVDs and 720x576 -DivX files smoothly on a Celeron 366. For slower systems, you need -framedrop. +with the '-vo' switch to see which one gives you the best performance. +If you get jerky playback or no sound, experiment with the '-ao' switch (see +'-ao help') to choose between different audio drivers. Note that jerky playback +is caused by buggy audio drivers or a slow processor and video card. With a +good audio and video driver combination, one can play DVDs and 720x576 DivX +files smoothly on a Celeron 366. Slower systems may need the '-framedrop' +option. Questions you may have are probably answered in the rest of the documentation. -The place to start reading is DOCS/faq.html and DOCS/documentation.html. +The places to start reading are the man page, DOCS/documentation.html and +DOCS/faq.html.
Hi,
Ignore my previous patch. done
-This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer -all of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in -DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your -questions. Also read the manpage to learn how to use MPlayer. +This document is for getting you started in a few minutes. It cannot answer all +of your questions. If you have problems, please read the documentation in +DOCS/documentation.html. It is extensive and should answer most of your +questions. Also read the man page to learn how to use MPlayer.
please avoid such changes it has zero advantage, the original even looked better with lien widths closer to each others. A'rpi / Astral & ESP-team -- Developer of MPlayer, the Movie Player for Linux - http://www.MPlayerHQ.hu
Hi,
Hoping to bring the linewrap saga to a good end, here is my latest patch for the README. Lines are wrapped on column 80, meaning there are at most 79 characters of text on one line.
I don't seems so. Please, erad DOCS/tech/cvs-howto, teh section about cosmetics changes thay may be allowed in docs, but in this case your mandatory mad line re-wrapping is bad, has no any advantages but makes diff big, and sometimes makes lines longer than 79. Please tell me at least one reason why to rewrap lines every time!
The FFmpeg project provides libavcodec, a very portable MPEG4/DivX codec with -excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred codec of MPlayer for playing -mpeg4 and divx video. You have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS -server. Use the following commands in a suitable directory outside the MPlayer -source directory: +excellent speed and quality. It is the preferred MPEG4/DivX codec of MPlayer and +used to be included in the MPlayer CVS tree. This is no longer the case and you +have to get libavcodec directly from the FFmpeg CVS server.
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