[vdr] Re: MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one

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Subject: [vdr] Re: MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one
From: "Johannes Feigl" <jaf.corporation@gmx.at>
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 19:41:52 +0200
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> nun der befehl für mplayer lautet:
>
> mplayer -vo mpegpes -vc ffdivx <filename>
> bei einer AVI (Divx)-Datei, und bei einer MPEG1 oder 2 Datei:
> mplayer -vo mpegpes -vc mpegpes <filename>
> ^^^ hier wird hardware-dekoding verwendet.

Is there a nice & simple way to detect the type of the file?

yes, very simlpe ;-)
look at the extension ...

mfg Johannes

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References:
- [vdr] MPlayer <-> VDR, first try
  - From: huels@iname.com (Stefan Huelswitt)
- [vdr] MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one
  - From: huels@iname.com (Stefan Huelswitt)
- [vdr] Re: MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one
  - From: huels@iname.com (Stefan Huelswitt)
- [vdr] Re: MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one
  - From: huels@iname.com (Stefan Huelswitt)
- [vdr] Re: MPlayer <-> VDR, the second one
  - From: huels@iname.com (Stefan Huelswitt)

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