I suspect that mplayer changed its behaviour at some point and since then, no-one ever used gmusicbrowser with it. The arguments are part of the internally generated command and cannot be set by the user. I downloaded the last two releases from mplayerhq.hu (1.2.1 & 1.3.0), compiled them, tested the same command against them and got the same response ( Unknown option.). MPlayer interrupted by signal 2 in module: play_audio Mplayer has Compact Disc Digital Audio system (CDDA) support to play entire music / audio cd or specific track. You can override any of these config settings from the command line as. So I dont really consider that a valid option. MPlayer is a free and open source media player which can play physical media such as CDs, DVDs, Video CDs and various music formats using command line options. From that point on, MPlayer will behave as if -vo xv were on the command line every time.
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No hardware mixing, inserting volume filter. There is no debian file, nor is it in the ubuntu repositories, and the install file barfs when I try to run it. Basic mplayer Usage from Command-Line sudo apt-get install mplayer sudo yum install mplayer sudo zypper in mplayer cd /Music ls The Offspring. To make option permament, add line force-windowyes to the. To show application window even for audio files when launching mpv from command line use -force-window option. It supports a wide variety of video file formats, audio and video codecs, and subtitle types.
Get_path('x.nf') -> '/home/x/.mplayer/x.nf' mpv is a media player based on MPlayer and the now unmaintained mplayer2. Get_path('fonts') -> '/home/x/.mplayer/fonts' commands lines and possibilities it offers to the developers: mplayer options fileURLplaylist- mplayer options file1 specific options file2. $ /usr/bin/mplayer -nocache -idle -slave -novideo -nolirc -hr-mp3-seek -msglevel \Īll=1:statusline=5:global=6 -softvol -volume 0 -ao pulse 'x.flac'
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