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    Console Mode Video Player

    Hello,
    I'm looking for a video player that would work in console such Moc for music that uses the an ncurses-based library.

    if you know, thank you

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    Quote Originally Posted by Rhett View Post
    Hello,
    I'm looking for a video player that would work in console such Moc for music that uses the an ncurses-based library.

    if you know, thank you
    Hello,

    MPlayer with the fbdev video driver
    Code:
     $ Mplayer-vo fbdev
    According to the distribution you are using, you may be there to recompile the program to include this driver.

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    I saw that vlc can also run in console, like mplayer . mplayer it to activate the framebuffer (from what I read, not tested). I tried vlc, I do come to nothing if not bugs ... short, it seems not to exist software as I wish ..

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    Quote Originally Posted by Rhett View Post
    I saw that vlc can also run in console, like mplayer . mplayer it to activate the framebuffer (from what I read, not tested). I tried vlc, I do come to nothing if not bugs ... short, it seems not to exist software as I wish ..
    And MPlayer, have you tested? Me yes, and it works very well.

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    I have not tested yet, but I intend to do.

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    You need to also either enable framebuffer, or use some text-mode output for mplayer. By default the console is text-only environment.

    Code:
    mplayer /path/to/file.avi -vo aa

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    so to use mplayer to play directly to the framebuffer (if you dont have a windowing system) you need to play videos using this format:

    mplayer /path/to/file.avi -vo aa


    But what is:

    Mplayer-vo fbdev

    used for?

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    so to use mplayer to play directly to the framebuffer (if you dont have a windowing system) you need to play videos using this format:

    mplayer /path/to/file.avi -vo aa


    But what is:

    Mplayer-vo fbdev

    used for?

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    It is a very simple patch to make, however, and is compatible with the current
    "geometry"-parameter, used for other video output devices.The MPlayer offers dozen of video output options you can use to change the way the video file is showed such as '-brightness', '-contrast', '-fs' fullscreen playback, '-geometry', '-saturation' and more. It is particularly useful for some devices that only support basic framebuffer output, and need some way to position the output on screen. The patch adds x- and y-positioning to vo_fbdev.c via the geometry parameter. You will always have to input the real screenwidth and -height for this parameter to work. The width- and height parameters of geometry are ignored.

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    Re: Console Mode Video Player

    Ok but is -vo fbdev used when playing the avi or -vo aa used?

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