I also am using mplayer embedded in firefox on 7 library terminals.
I've seen three or four of them running mplayer simultaneously.
There is some audio lag but it is acceptable.
The server is a fast-pentium-don't-know-what with 1GB ram. A gigabit
ethernet link to a switch and 100mbs to the terminal
Barry R Cisna wrote:
CHris, Andrew,
I have both Mplayer, and Xine installed on all of our Linux servers,and
Xine works fine as out web embedded video player, and Mplayer is used
for playing "local video clips.
If youd like ill email our school FTP site and you can download the
RPM's to install t
CHris, Andrew,
I have both Mplayer, and Xine installed on all of our Linux servers,and
Xine works fine as out web embedded video player, and Mplayer is used
for playing "local video clips.
If youd like ill email our school FTP site and you can download the
RPM's to install to make it happen.
Take
Chris Fanning wrote:
has anyone tried running mplayer as a local app?
That would solve the issue, wouldn't it?
That's what I thought. IIRC, after lots of flickering and other
psychedelic effects, the client froze. Someone more knowledgeable than I
might make a better job of it.
Andrew
has anyone tried running mplayer as a local app?
That would solve the issue, wouldn't it?
On 3/7/06, Gideon Romm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Syncing between audio/video is highly dependent upon encoding. AVI
> files tend to have horrible syncing, whereas mpeg should have better.
> Do not limit y
Syncing between audio/video is highly dependent upon encoding. AVI
files tend to have horrible syncing, whereas mpeg should have better.
Do not limit your testing to hardware alone.
-Gadi
On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 17:55 +0100, Andrew wrote:
> Chris Fanning wrote:
>
> >>mplayer supports esd, but I h
Chris Fanning wrote:
mplayer supports esd, but I haven't yet got it to work decently on a
thin client. I have audio/video syncing problems.
same here, although I have noticed that the faster the thin client cpu
and ram, the better the syncing gets.
In my case it's a K6-2/400 with 250M R
> mplayer supports esd, but I haven't yet got it to work decently on a
> thin client. I have audio/video syncing problems.
same here, although I have noticed that the faster the thin client cpu
and ram, the better the syncing gets.
On 3/6/06, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a video player with ESD support cause i don't have sound
on totem with my 2 LTSP client :(
anyone can suggest ?
thanks a lot !
mplayer supports esd, but I haven't yet got it to work decently on a
thin client. I have audio/video syncing problems
Hi,
I'm looking for a video player with ESD support cause i don't have sound
on totem with my 2 LTSP client :(
anyone can suggest ?
thanks a lot !
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