There's an option for that: "Repeat" in the "Play" menu.
You can assign any key to that action in the shortcut editor in preferences, or even add a button in the toolbar (as explained here: http://smplayer.wiki.sourceforge.net/How+to+customize+the+toolbars) - Apr 24 2009
You can assign any key to that action in the shortcut editor in preferences, or even add a button in the toolbar (as explained here: http://smplayer.wiki.sourceforge.net/How+to+customize+the+toolbars) - Apr 24 2009
There's an option in preferences->advanced which makes the mplayer log to be written to a file every time a file is played. You can get the length and filename from there, but I think there's no way to get the current position of the slider, it would be necessary to add some code to make it printed on standard output (or something) from time to time.
- Sep 18 2008
Set the option "Change volume just before playing" in Preferences->General->Audio to "No".
If you really need to use that option, you'll have to patch mplayer, as the official mplayer doesn't have a -volume option.
More info here:
http://smplayer.berlios.de/forums/viewtopic.php?id=511 - May 15 2008
If you really need to use that option, you'll have to patch mplayer, as the official mplayer doesn't have a -volume option.
More info here:
http://smplayer.berlios.de/forums/viewtopic.php?id=511 - May 15 2008
1) http://smplayer.berlios.de/forums/viewtopic.php?id=232
2) I don't know if I understand well. SMPlayer already can zoom in the image.
3) Complicated. SMPlayer doesn't know where the subtitles are (or if they are shown at this moment or not)
4) If you add a black border (Video->Filters) the OSD already appears there.
5) I need help for that: http://smplayer.berlios.de/forums/viewtopic.php?id=267 - Mar 23 2008
2) I don't know if I understand well. SMPlayer already can zoom in the image.
3) Complicated. SMPlayer doesn't know where the subtitles are (or if they are shown at this moment or not)
4) If you add a black border (Video->Filters) the OSD already appears there.
5) I need help for that: http://smplayer.berlios.de/forums/viewtopic.php?id=267 - Mar 23 2008
You should take a look at the qmake manual (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/qmake-manual.html).
Maybe QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE is what you're looking for:
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QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE
This variable contains the compiler flags for creating a non-debuggable application. The value of this variable is typically handled by qmake or qmake.conf and rarely needs to be modified.
-------------------------------------
qmake allows to pass variables in the command line:
qmake QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE=whatever
That would add "whatever" to the CFLAGS in the Makefile. - Feb 23 2008
Maybe QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE is what you're looking for:
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QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE
This variable contains the compiler flags for creating a non-debuggable application. The value of this variable is typically handled by qmake or qmake.conf and rarely needs to be modified.
-------------------------------------
qmake allows to pass variables in the command line:
qmake QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE=whatever
That would add "whatever" to the CFLAGS in the Makefile. - Feb 23 2008
This option will use the new scaletempo filter in mplayer, which was added in version dev-SVN-r24924 (from Nov./01/2007). Be sure you have a version recent enough.
The best is to set 'high speed playback without altering pitch' to auto, so smplayer will use or not the scaletempo according to the version of mplayer you're using.
- Feb 04 2008
The best is to set 'high speed playback without altering pitch' to auto, so smplayer will use or not the scaletempo according to the version of mplayer you're using.
- Feb 04 2008
Well, my binary was about 9 MB size with debugging symbols. I guess the Slackware packager removed the symbols, leaving a binary with more or less the same usual size.
I added you link to the smplayer download page :)
BTW, version 0.5.42 is out. It contains a fix for a serious bug: a lot of actions were missing in the action's editor.
- Aug 23 2007
I added you link to the smplayer download page :)
BTW, version 0.5.42 is out. It contains a fix for a serious bug: a lot of actions were missing in the action's editor.
- Aug 23 2007
I've just realized there's a small mistake in the 0.5.41 package.
The compilation will be done in debug mode. That means:
linux) the binary will be much bigger than usual. There could be performance issues as the code might not be optimized.
windows) compilation will fail (unless you have Qt compiled in debug mode)
The fix is easy, edit src/smplayer.pro and replace "debug" with "release" in the 4th line. - Aug 23 2007
The compilation will be done in debug mode. That means:
linux) the binary will be much bigger than usual. There could be performance issues as the code might not be optimized.
windows) compilation will fail (unless you have Qt compiled in debug mode)
The fix is easy, edit src/smplayer.pro and replace "debug" with "release" in the 4th line. - Aug 23 2007
I've just realized there's a small mistake in the 0.5.41 package.
The compilation will be done in debug mode. That means:
linux) the binary will be much bigger than usual. There could be performance issues as the code might not be optimized.
windows) compilation will fail (unless you have Qt compiled in debug mode)
The fix is easy, edit src/smplayer.pro and replace "debug" with "release" in the 4th line. - Aug 23 2007
The compilation will be done in debug mode. That means:
linux) the binary will be much bigger than usual. There could be performance issues as the code might not be optimized.
windows) compilation will fail (unless you have Qt compiled in debug mode)
The fix is easy, edit src/smplayer.pro and replace "debug" with "release" in the 4th line. - Aug 23 2007
From Install.txt:
7) How to make a deb package
----------------------------
First of all be sure you have the package fakeroot installed.
Enter in smplayer-0.5.x. If the directory debian/ doesn't exists, rename
debian-rvm to debian.
Now type "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot".
The deb package will be created in the parent directory.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The right path for a deb package is /usr/share/smplayer/themes - Jun 20 2007
7) How to make a deb package
----------------------------
First of all be sure you have the package fakeroot installed.
Enter in smplayer-0.5.x. If the directory debian/ doesn't exists, rename
debian-rvm to debian.
Now type "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot".
The deb package will be created in the parent directory.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The right path for a deb package is /usr/share/smplayer/themes - Jun 20 2007
I also use 4.2.3 and I don't have that problem.
Maybe the package you installed has changed the location of qmake and an old qmake is used instead?
I don't really know, but according to those error message it can't find the qt3 compatibility headers. Maybe now they are installed in another directory. qmake is responsible to create a Makefile with the right paths.
- May 10 2007
Maybe the package you installed has changed the location of qmake and an old qmake is used instead?
I don't really know, but according to those error message it can't find the qt3 compatibility headers. Maybe now they are installed in another directory. qmake is responsible to create a Makefile with the right paths.
- May 10 2007
In first place I haven't planned support for TV cards in the near future. Reasons: 1) right now I don't have a TV card (I had one but it broke) and 2) I think the Windows version of mplayer doesn't have support for TV cards yet, so I prefer to focus on features that could work on both OS.
Anyway I don't like about autodetecting videodevices. Look at kplayer, for instance, it shows to me in the open menu a lot of DVB and TV cards that I don't have!
- May 06 2007
Anyway I don't like about autodetecting videodevices. Look at kplayer, for instance, it shows to me in the open menu a lot of DVB and TV cards that I don't have!
- May 06 2007
I told you that configurable key shortcuts will be very soon.
Well, no more excuses. Key shortcuts is next. I've already started with it tonight (preview: http://www.imghut.net/images/35894.jpg).
This will probably take me a few days. Until then there won't be more releases.
Meanwhile, please test the new panscan feature.
- May 03 2007
Well, no more excuses. Key shortcuts is next. I've already started with it tonight (preview: http://www.imghut.net/images/35894.jpg).
This will probably take me a few days. Until then there won't be more releases.
Meanwhile, please test the new panscan feature.
- May 03 2007
Quote:fixed? - cool! i must to test it :)
I've just realized that the "fix" doesn't work at all on Windows. It makes the video disappear when the window is resized.
So from version 0.4.5 this will be something optional.
Quote:1. i can see parts of the movie in smplayer throw .jpg images opened in any application when smplayer under of this app!
On Windows mplayer uses the color COLORKEY (defined in constants.h) to paint over. By default it's an almost black color. If your jpg images have that color you'll see the video through it.
I don't know if the colorkey is used by mplayer in linux, it works even without the -colorkey option.
Quote:2. in the end of every movie i see the "echo" - one or two repeats of last two seconds!
It happens to me too. It seems to be a bug of the Windows version of mplayer.
- May 02 2007
I've just realized that the "fix" doesn't work at all on Windows. It makes the video disappear when the window is resized.
So from version 0.4.5 this will be something optional.
Quote:1. i can see parts of the movie in smplayer throw .jpg images opened in any application when smplayer under of this app!
On Windows mplayer uses the color COLORKEY (defined in constants.h) to paint over. By default it's an almost black color. If your jpg images have that color you'll see the video through it.
I don't know if the colorkey is used by mplayer in linux, it works even without the -colorkey option.
Quote:2. in the end of every movie i see the "echo" - one or two repeats of last two seconds!
It happens to me too. It seems to be a bug of the Windows version of mplayer.
- May 02 2007
Version 0.4.4 has a very important fix (at least for me). Now when the main window is resized the video should not flicker at all (I made this specially for Qt 4, where the flicker was very annoying, but at the end the result is much better with Qt 3). The most important is that this fixes a repaint problem with Qt 4. Sometimes the video window got black (totally or partially) when closing another window (or menu) that was over it (I could reproduce it by entering in the preferences dialog, and changing the language).
I don't know if someone else had this problem (I didn't get any report about it), but it happened to me and it was really annoying. Now this is FIXED!!! - May 01 2007
I don't know if someone else had this problem (I didn't get any report about it), but it happened to me and it was really annoying. Now this is FIXED!!! - May 01 2007
> but on crashes?
On crashes, no. For that the playlist should be saved either everytime you make a change, or periodically (every 5 minutes or so). I can do it if you want.
But if there's a crash I'm not completely sure about if the info gets saved. That depends on QSettings, I don't know if the changes are immediately saved or if it waits some time.
> can playlist remember all settings on all actions with it (add/remove/up-down in list)?
It saves the current playlist. If you deleted an item, the item is actually deleted. It saves too the pointer to the current item.
The playlist is saved to the config file. If you for instance opened my_music.m3u, made some changes and then close smplayer without saving it, the original file (my_music.m3u) will be untouched. But when you run smplayer again you'll get back the modified playlist with all changes you made to it.
- Apr 29 2007
On crashes, no. For that the playlist should be saved either everytime you make a change, or periodically (every 5 minutes or so). I can do it if you want.
But if there's a crash I'm not completely sure about if the info gets saved. That depends on QSettings, I don't know if the changes are immediately saved or if it waits some time.
> can playlist remember all settings on all actions with it (add/remove/up-down in list)?
It saves the current playlist. If you deleted an item, the item is actually deleted. It saves too the pointer to the current item.
The playlist is saved to the config file. If you for instance opened my_music.m3u, made some changes and then close smplayer without saving it, the original file (my_music.m3u) will be untouched. But when you run smplayer again you'll get back the modified playlist with all changes you made to it.
- Apr 29 2007
Quote:When I start some application in fullscreen mode (on windows with qt4) smplayer becomes silent.
When I come back to smplayer it shows a black window and does not react to a pause/play/forward etc.
I'll check it out tonight (or tomorrow).
Quote:rvm, can you separately compress only needed sources and full pack for testers?
full pack have weight over 2Mb but sources only packed in some hundreds Kb.
I might make another package with only the sources, without the icons, but I think at the end that would give me a lot of more work.
Maybe I should start thinking about to use a svn, or similar. In that case, I think you would only download the changes (I've never used any, so I'm not sure).
Quote:can you implement remembering playlist content and position after shut down or crash?
Version 0.4.1 saves the playlist on exit and loads again on startup.
- Apr 29 2007
When I come back to smplayer it shows a black window and does not react to a pause/play/forward etc.
I'll check it out tonight (or tomorrow).
Quote:rvm, can you separately compress only needed sources and full pack for testers?
full pack have weight over 2Mb but sources only packed in some hundreds Kb.
I might make another package with only the sources, without the icons, but I think at the end that would give me a lot of more work.
Maybe I should start thinking about to use a svn, or similar. In that case, I think you would only download the changes (I've never used any, so I'm not sure).
Quote:can you implement remembering playlist content and position after shut down or crash?
Version 0.4.1 saves the playlist on exit and loads again on startup.
- Apr 29 2007
Quote:VCD slider does not move to the "point of click" where we clicked it. but the slider behaves erratically.
It happens to me too. It seems that absolute seeking doesn't work with VCD videos.
Quote:btw, i tried playing vcd in windows but it does not work. Perhaps MPlayer on windows does not play VCDs.
You're right, it seems that mplayer in windows can't play VCDs. For that reason now the Open->VCD option will be disabled on Windows.
Quote:so smplayer 1.0 soon?
I think there's still a lot of things to do. For example configurable shortcuts, support for audio cds, a bookmark...
- Apr 27 2007
It happens to me too. It seems that absolute seeking doesn't work with VCD videos.
Quote:btw, i tried playing vcd in windows but it does not work. Perhaps MPlayer on windows does not play VCDs.
You're right, it seems that mplayer in windows can't play VCDs. For that reason now the Open->VCD option will be disabled on Windows.
Quote:so smplayer 1.0 soon?
I think there's still a lot of things to do. For example configurable shortcuts, support for audio cds, a bookmark...
- Apr 27 2007