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[vdr] PAL- and NTSC-Resolution
Hi there
Soory for posting this message again ... here it's with my modified
mplayer.sh
After 12 years my tv-set died. So i bought a new one with NTSC- and
PAL-Support and 16:9 screen.
For watching Mpeg- and DivX-Files with Mplayer, i modified the
mplayer.sh (see below) Therefore my question:
Which XY-Resolutions are supported by the Siemens DVB-Card?
And which resolutions are scaled by hardware to fullscreen?
Thx
Regards
Dieter
--- mplayer.sh ---
#!/bin/bash
#
# This script is called from VDR to start MPlayer
#
# argument 1: the file to play
# where to find mplayer
MPLAYER="/usr/local/bin/mplayer"
# mplayer global options
OPTS="-vo mpegpes -ao mpegpes -framedrop -cache 4096 -lircconf
/video/lircrc.conf"
# Read filename from parameter
FILE=$1
echo Filename: $FILE
# ----------------------------
# Function: getvideodata
# Results in Global-Variables:
# X: X-Resolution
# Y: Y-Resolution
# FPS: Frames per Second
# ----------------------------
function getvideodata () {
# local variables
local -a aVIDEO[0]
local sXY
local -a aXY[0]
local -i iANZAHL
# start mplayer to read one frame.
# extract from mplayer output line with text "VIDEO:"
# and save it in variable sVIDEO
sVIDEO=`$MPLAYER -frames 0 "$FILE" 2>&1 | grep -i -e "VIDEO:"`
echo MPlayeroutput:$sVIDEO
# split sVIDEO to array aVIDEO
aVIDEO=($sVIDEO)
echo Parameter-Array:${aVIDEO[*]}
# get No of array-fields
iANZAHL=${#aVIDEO[*]}
echo Parameter-Anzahl:$iANZAHL
# Get Frames per Second (PAL=25, NTSC=29,97 or 30)
# Avi-Files got 10 fields
if test $iANZAHL -eq 10
then FPS=${aVIDEO[4]}
fi
# Mpeg-Files got 10 fields
if test $iANZAHL -eq 11
then FPS=${aVIDEO[5]}
fi
echo Frames per Second:$FPS
# Get XY-Resolution
sXY=${aVIDEO[2]}
echo XY-String:$sXY
# IFS (Internal Field Seperator default: space,tab,newline)
IFS="x"
aXY=($sXY)
# Set IFS to default values
unset IFS
iANZAHL=${#aXY[*]}
echo Parameter-Anzahl:$iANZAHL
if test $iANZAHL -eq 2
then
X=${aXY[0]}
Y=${aXY[1]}
fi
echo X-Resolution:$X
echo Y-Resolution:$Y
return;
}
# --------------------------------------------------
# Function: setscale
# Results in Global-Variable:
# SCALE: Sub-Parameter scale for mplayer-option -vop
# --------------------------------------------------
function setscale () {
# PAL with 25fps
if test $FPS == "25.00"
then
case "$Y" in
576)
SCALE=""
;;
*)
SCALE=",scale=352:576"
# SCALE=",scale=$X:576"
;;
esac
echo PAL Scale:$SCALE
# NTSC with 29,97 or 30fps
else
case "$Y" in
240)
SCALE=""
if test $X -le "320"; then SCALE=",scale=640:480"; fi
;;
480)
SCALE=""
;;
*)
# SCALE="640:480"
SCALE=",scale=$X:480"
;;
esac
echo NTSC Scale:$SCALE
fi
return;
}
# Get file-type (mpeg,avi,...)
type=`file "$FILE"`
echo Filetype: $type
# Check if filetype supported
case "$type" in
*AVI*)
# Additional options for Avi-files
;;
*MPEG*)
# Additional options for Mpeg-files
;;
*)
# Type not supported
echo "Unknown video file format $type"
echo "Edit mplayer.sh to support this file type"
exit 1
;;
esac
# Call function getvideodata
getvideodata
# Call Function setscale
setscale
VOP="-vop lavc$SCALE"
echo VOP:$VOP
exec $MPLAYER $OPTS $VOP "$FILE"
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