Why shouldn't they? It is mplayer, like mplayer on the PC/Mac.gotchapt said:Xvid movies on mplayer-ce aren't the same quality as on pc right?
Just asking, good project here
For me, my TV scales small movies better than my computer monitors.
For me, my TV scales small movies better than my computer monitors.
mousex said:Why shouldn't they? It is mplayer, like mplayer on the PC/Mac.gotchapt said:Xvid movies on mplayer-ce aren't the same quality as on pc right?
Just asking, good project here
For me, my TV scales small movies better than my computer monitors.
The movies look better on an old TV than on a PC, but on a HDTV it doesnt't look better than on PC, it kinda depends on the movie. If the movie has many dark colors it won't look that great on the HDTV, Anime or Cartoons look awsome though.
can someone help me to configure out my mplayer.conf
i can't get a continuos playback, I think the movie have a high bit rate
anyway
there my parameters
Thanks
EDIT
Changing ''cache-min'' to 80 improved my playback, but I got a big chop at first, then the playback is normal, not sure what the ''cache-seek-min'' parameter is for.
i can't get a continuos playback, I think the movie have a high bit rate
anyway
there my parameters
Code:
#Use these parameters to adjust the cache settings, see the
#mplayer man page for details.
cache=8192
cache-min=30
cache-seek-min=50Thanks
EDIT
Changing ''cache-min'' to 80 improved my playback, but I got a big chop at first, then the playback is normal, not sure what the ''cache-seek-min'' parameter is for.
Skoopman said:mousex said:Why shouldn't they? It is mplayer, like mplayer on the PC/Mac.gotchapt said:Xvid movies on mplayer-ce aren't the same quality as on pc right?
Just asking, good project here
For me, my TV scales small movies better than my computer monitors.
The movies look better on an old TV than on a PC, but on a HDTV it doesnt't look better than on PC, it kinda depends on the movie. If the movie has many dark colors it won't look that great on the HDTV, Anime or Cartoons look awsome though.
I was asking because I don't know where the xvid codec is. It's in the player itself?
Another question, I have 3 partitions on my HDD. One WBFS, another for homebrew apps (FAT32) and another for movies and other stuff (NTSC). But the MPlayer only recognizes the homebrew partition. What do I do so i can access the movies one?
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i know this is kinda cliche to say..lol..but first time poster long time reader! quick question:
anyone know where to get loop.avi/loop-wide.avi's for mplayer CE? i'm a sucker for aesthetic GUI's so it would be sweet if there was somewhere to get them, but i can't seem to find a source! i know there's a user-customization thing on wiibrew but there haven't really been any updates there in a while and the ones there don't work....
anyone know where to get loop.avi/loop-wide.avi's for mplayer CE? i'm a sucker for aesthetic GUI's so it would be sweet if there was somewhere to get them, but i can't seem to find a source! i know there's a user-customization thing on wiibrew but there haven't really been any updates there in a while and the ones there don't work....
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jonathanaf31 said:
1. http://code.google.com/p/mplayer-ce/wiki/U...dCustomizations
2. http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=135506&st=330
3. http://www.dreamscenevideo.net/blog/
4. make your own
Who cares? Change the loop.avi and the font and it looks fine and does the job. I'm sure your lives would be much more happy and complete if the 7 seconds you see the mplayer-ce menu it was in a GUI instead of text based. But making the 831 QQ post in this thread isnt going to speed them up any.
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meh.............watching video burned to disc is better than using a memory card. More space = more video, especially since I'm a whore for TV season sets.xzxero said:
plus, watching rented movies is a huge bonus.
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