Don wrote:
Duncan,
is audio/video in sync with this patch? I'm still using xine due to this.
to be honest I've no idea, it seems to be but I only tested it for a few
minutes. Wasn't too happy with the difference in quality, which is
marginal but noticeable. It patch is just a fix for the changed
interfaces in mplayer from the original player.
My real goal is to see if it's possible to use the ivtv frame buffer for
freevo and this is one step on the way.
The TV out quality from modern PCIE graphics cards is really not good,
whereas the picture quality from ivtv frame buffer is really good.
Duncan Webb wrote:
Attached is an update of the
ivtv-0.4.0/misc/MPlayer-1.0pre7try2-ivtvosd.diff for the current cvs
version.
I removed the change to mplayer.c because I wasn't sure exactly what
it was trying to do and it wouldn't compile with it.
Usage:
mplayer -vo ivtv -ao alsa:device=hw=0.0 test.mpeg
Quality test:
cat test.mpeg > /dev/video16
BTW
1) the audio does not get redirected to the s-video breakout cable.
2) And I don't think that the quality is quite as good as the cat
command.
Both of these could be incorrect mplayer usage
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