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[vdr] mplayer.sh: Enable postprocessing - maybe you want to give it a try
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- Subject: [vdr] mplayer.sh: Enable postprocessing - maybe you want to give it a try
- From: Sebastian Kemper <Sebastian.Kemper@web.de>
- Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2003 20:30:32 +0200
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Hello,
I played around a little bit and enabled dynamic postprocessing for
divx. It just takes cpu-time which the processor can spare and tries to
make the picture look better. Don't expect too much, but I think some of
you may be interested. Just edit mplayer.sh in the way I did below.
Original:
\) ; then
CMDLINE="$MPLAYER -vo $VO $AOUT $FDSTR $CACHESTR $REMOTE $USERDEF"
else
CMDLINE="$MPLAYER -vo $VO $AOUT -vop
$VOP:$NEW_FPS,expand=$NEW_X:$REAL_Y:-1:-1:1,scale=$NEW_X:$NEW_Y $SPEED
$FDSTR $CACHESTR $REMOTE $SUBTITLES $USERDEF $FORCEIDX"
Postprocessing enabled:
\) ; then
CMDLINE="$MPLAYER -vo $VO $AOUT -vop pp -autoq 100 $FDSTR $CACHESTR
$REMOTE $USERDEF"
else
CMDLINE="$MPLAYER -vo $VO $AOUT -vop
$VOP:$NEW_FPS,expand=$NEW_X:$REAL_Y:-1:-1:1,scale=$NEW_X:$NEW_Y,pp
-autoq 100 $SPEED $FDSTR $CACHESTR $REMOTE $SUBTITLES $USERDEF $FORCEIDX"
At last I would like to say that I'm not sure if I need to modifine both
command lines. I only had success while changing the second command
line, but I only have one xvid file that I can play around with. Maybe
the author of mplayer.sh can tell of sense and nonsense of these edits.
I would appreciate it!
Thank you
Sebastian
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