* Hans Meine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> shaped the electrons to say...
Maybe having MPlayer/bmovl2 as an output backend would be nice in Freevo, too. I suspect animated backgrounds (like in DVD menus) to be easy to implement then, too. (Ignoring the CPU load for now - actually I don't want my fan to whirl just because of eye-candy, as it inevitably does with Freevo's audio visualization plug-in already.)
Please keep in mind, that some of us have gone out of our way explictly to not use mplayer as part of our Freevo setup. It'd be a real shame if freevo absolutely depended on mplayer.
On that note - I'd like to create an offical Debian freevo package that doesn't include XMLTV, and all of it's related dependencies. Ok if I just send a patch from contrib/debian?
When trying to cram a system onto a CF card, and not using it at all for TV, this is a plus.
I'm just not sure at the potential audience for such a thing.
Thanks.
-D -- <gnat23> when i build a bomb, i'm going to make the wires all the same color
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