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1 .\" MPlayer (C) 2000-2001 Arpad Gereoffy <arpi@esp-team.scene.hu> 1 .\" MPlayer (C) 2000-2001 Arpad Gereoffy <arpi@esp-team.scene.hu>
2 .\" This manpage was/is done by Gabucino 2 .\" This manpage was/is done by Gabucino
3 .\" 3 .\"
4 .TH MPlayer-CVS 4 .TH MPlayer
5 .SH NAME 5 .SH NAME
6 mplayer \- Movie Player for Linux 6 mplayer \- Movie Player for Linux
7 .SH SYNOPSIS 7 .SH SYNOPSIS
8 .B mplayer 8 .B mplayer
9 .RB [ \-gui ]
9 .RB [ \-v ] 10 .RB [ \-v ]
10 .RB [ \-quiet ] 11 .RB [ \-quiet ]
11 .RB [ \-vo\ <driver>[:<device>] ] 12 .RB [ \-vo\ <driver>[:<device>] ]
12 .RB [ \-ao\ <driver>[:<device>] ] 13 .RB [ \-ao\ <driver>[:<device>] ]
13 .RB [ \-vcd\ track\ number ] 14 .RB [ \-vcd\ track\ number ]
14 .RB [ \-sb\ byte\ position ] 15 .RB [ \-sb\ byte\ position ]
15 .RB [ \-nosound ] 16 .RB [ \-nosound ]
16 .RB [ \-abs\ bytes ] 17 .RB [ \-abs\ bytes ]
17 .RB [ \-delay\ secs ] 18 .RB [ \-delay\ secs ]
18 .RB [ \-bps ] 19 .RB [ \-nobps ]
19 .RB [ \-aid\ id ] 20 .RB [ \-aid\ id ]
20 .RB [ \-vid\ id ] 21 .RB [ \-vid\ id ]
21 .RB [ \-fps\ rate ] 22 .RB [ \-fps\ rate ]
22 .RB [ \-mc\ seconds/5f ] 23 .RB [ \-mc\ seconds/5f ]
23 .RB [ \-fs ] 24 .RB [ \-fs ]
37 .RB [ \-idx ] 38 .RB [ \-idx ]
38 .RB [ \-forceidx ] 39 .RB [ \-forceidx ]
39 .RB [ \-nodshow ] 40 .RB [ \-nodshow ]
40 .RB [ \-noxv ] 41 .RB [ \-noxv ]
41 .RB [ \-forcexv ] 42 .RB [ \-forcexv ]
42 .RB [ \-ss\ sec\] 43 .RB [ \-ss\ time ]
43 .RB [ \-dumpaudio] 44 .RB [ \-dumpaudio ]
44 .RB [ \-dumpvideo] 45 .RB [ \-dumpvideo ]
45 .RB [ \-noframedrop] 46 .RB [ \-noframedrop ]
46 .RB [ \-framedrop] 47 .RB [ \-framedrop ]
47 .RB [ \-nodouble] 48 .RB [ \-nodouble ]
48 .RB [ \-double] 49 .RB [ \-double ]
49 .RB [ \-stereo\ mode] 50 .RB [ \-stereo\ mode ]
50 .RB [ \-srate\ Hz] 51 .RB [ \-srate\ Hz ]
51 .RB [ \-osdlevel\ level] 52 .RB [ \-osdlevel\ level ]
52 .RB [ \-config\ file] 53 .RB [ \-config\ file ]
53 .RB [ \-display\ name] 54 .RB [ \-display\ name ]
54 .RB [ \-unicode] 55 .RB [ \-unicode ]
55 .RB [ \-utf8] 56 .RB [ \-utf8 ]
56 .RB [ \-fsmode\ mode] 57 .RB [ \-fsmode\ mode ]
57 .RB [ \-vc\ video\ codec\ name] 58 .RB [ \-vc\ video\ codec\ name ]
58 .RB [ \-ac\ audio\ codec\ name] 59 .RB [ \-ac\ audio\ codec\ name ]
59 .RB [ \-vfm\ video\ codec\ family] 60 .RB [ \-vfm\ video\ codec\ family ]
60 .RB [ \-afm\ audio\ codec\ family] 61 .RB [ \-afm\ audio\ codec\ family ]
61 .RB [ \-frames\ number] 62 .RB [ \-frames\ number ]
62 .RB [ \-autoq\ quality] 63 .RB [ \-autoq\ quality ]
63 .RB [ \-fb\ device] 64 .RB [ \-fb\ device ]
64 .RB [ \-fbmode\ modename] 65 .RB [ \-fbmode\ modename ]
65 .RB [ \-fbmodeconfig\ filename] 66 .RB [ \-fbmodeconfig\ filename ]
66 .RB [ \-benchmark] 67 .RB [ \-benchmark ]
67 .RB [ \-dvd\ titleid] 68 .RB [ \-dvd\ titleid ]
68 .RB [ \-chapter\ chapterid] 69 .RB [ \-chapter\ chapterid ]
69 .RB [ \-dvdangle\ angleid] 70 .RB [ \-dvdangle\ angleid ]
70 .RB [ \-dvdkey\ key] 71 .RB [ \-dvdkey\ key ]
71 .RB [ \-skin\ skin] 72 .RB [ \-skin\ skin ]
72 .RB [ \-aspect\ ratio ] 73 .RB [ \-aspect\ ratio ]
73 .I - or file or device 74 .I - or file or device
74 .PP 75 .PP
75 .SH DESCRIPTION 76 .SH DESCRIPTION
76 .I mplayer 77 .I mplayer
77 Yes. Yet another movie player for linux. 78 MPlayer is a movie player for LINUX (runs on many other Unices, and
78 What is the special with this? It works, at least for me :) 79 non-x86 CPUs, see section 6). It plays most MPEG, AVI and ASF/WMV files,
79 I've tried lots of players under linux (mtv,xmps,dvdview,livid/oms,VideoLAN, 80 supported by many native and Win32 DLL codecs. You can watch VideoCD,
80 xine,xanim,avifile,xmmp) but they all have some problem. Mostly with 81 SVCD, DVD and even DivX movies too (and you don't need the avifile library
81 special files or with audio/video sync. Most of them is unable to play 82 at all!). The another big feature of mplayer is the wide range of
82 both mpeg1, mpeg2 and avi (DivX) files. Many players have image quality 83 supported output drivers. It works with X11, Xv, DGA, OpenGL, SVGAlib,
83 or speed problems too. So I've decided to write/modify one... 84 fbdev, AAlib, but you can use SDL (and this way all drivers of SDL) and
85 some lowlevel card-specific drivers (for Matrox, 3Dfx and Radeon) too!
86 Most of them supports software or hardware scaling, so you can enjoy
87 movies in fullscreen. And what about the nice big antialiased shaded
88 subtitles (7 supported types!!!) with european/ISO 8859-1,2 (hungarian,
89 english, czech, etc), cyrillic, korean fonts, and OSD?
84 .LP 90 .LP
85 .SH "GENERAL OPTIONS" 91 .SH "GENERAL OPTIONS"
86 .TP 92 .TP
87 .I NOTE 93 .I NOTE
88 MPlayer works out-of-the-box, so you generally don't have to mess with
89 any options.
90 .TP
91 .I NOTE
92 Every "flag" option has "noflag" pair, e.g. -fs opposite is -nofs 94 Every "flag" option has "noflag" pair, e.g. -fs opposite is -nofs
95 .TP
96 .B \-gui
97 start MPlayer with the GUI mode. You have to compile it in, for details
98 see the documentation.
93 .TP 99 .TP
94 .B \-dvd\ titleid 100 .B \-dvd\ titleid
95 tell MPlayer which movies (marked with titleid) to play. For example 101 tell MPlayer which movies (marked with titleid) to play. For example
96 sometimes '1' are trailers, and '2' is the real movie. 102 sometimes '1' are trailers, and '2' is the real movie.
97 .TP 103 .TP
98 .B \-chapter\ chapterid 104 .B \-chapter\ chapterid
99 specify which chapter to start playing at. Examples can be found below. 105 specify which chapter to start playing at. Examples can be found below.
100 .TP 106 .TP
101 .B \-dvdangle\ angleid 107 .B \-dvdangle\ angleid
102 some DVD discs contain scenes that can be viewed from multiple angles. 108 some DVD discs contain scenes that can be viewed from multiple angles.
103 Here you can tell MPlayer which angels to use. Examples can be found below. 109 Here you can tell MPlayer which angles to use. Examples can be found below.
104 .TP 110 .TP
105 .B \-vo\ <driver>[:<device>] 111 .B \-vo\ <driver>[:<device>]
106 select video output driver and optinaly device. "device" is valid with 112 select video output driver and optinaly device. "device" is valid with
107 SDL and GGI too, it means sub-driver then (for example: -vo sdl:aalib). 113 SDL and GGI too, it means sub-driver then (for example: -vo sdl:aalib).
108 114
110 .I mplayer -vo help 116 .I mplayer -vo help
111 117
112 .TP 118 .TP
113 .B \-ao\ <driver>[:<device>] 119 .B \-ao\ <driver>[:<device>]
114 select audio output driver and optinaly device. "device" is valid with 120 select audio output driver and optinaly device. "device" is valid with
115 SDL and GGI too, it means sub-driver then (for example: -vo sdl:esd). 121 SDL too, it means sub-driver then (for example: -vo sdl:esd).
116 122
117 If using OSS, you can specify which sound device to use like this : 123 If using OSS, you can specify which sound device to use like this :
118 -ao oss:/dev/dsp1 (replaces the old -dsp option) 124 -ao oss:/dev/dsp1 (replaces the old -dsp option)
119 125
120 you can get the list of available drivers executing 126 you can get the list of available drivers executing
154 MPEG 1/2 0 (none), 1, 3, 7, 15, 31, 63 160 MPEG 1/2 0 (none), 1, 3, 7, 15, 31, 63
155 OpenDivX 0 (none), 1, 3, 7, 15, 31, 63 161 OpenDivX 0 (none), 1, 3, 7, 15, 31, 63
156 DivX4 0 (none) - 60 162 DivX4 0 (none) - 60
157 DivX 0 (none), 1, 2, 3, 4 163 DivX 0 (none), 1, 2, 3, 4
158 164
159 .I NOTE
160 Maybe less/more.
161 .TP 165 .TP
162 .B \-autoq\ quality 166 .B \-autoq\ quality
163 dynamically changes the level of postprocess, depending on spare CPU 167 dynamically changes the level of postprocess, depending on spare CPU
164 time available. Uses the same value ranges as -pp . The number you 168 time available. Uses the same value ranges as -pp . The number you
165 specify will be the maximum level used. Usually you can use some big 169 specify will be the maximum level used. Usually you can use some big
281 See -ac help for FULL list ! 285 See -ac help for FULL list !
282 .TP 286 .TP
283 .B \-sb\ position 287 .B \-sb\ position
284 seek to byte position 288 seek to byte position
285 .TP 289 .TP
286 .B \-ss\ second 290 .B \-ss\ time
287 seek to second position 291 seek to given time position. For example :
292
293 -ss 56
294 -ss 01:10:00
295
288 .TP 296 .TP
289 .B \-abs\ bytes 297 .B \-abs\ bytes
290 sound card audio buffer size (in bytes, default: measuring) 298 sound card audio buffer size (in bytes, default: measuring)
291 .TP 299 .TP
292 .B \-delay\ secs 300 .B \-delay\ secs
293 audio delay in seconds (may be +/- float value) 301 audio delay in seconds (may be +/- float value)
294 .TP 302 .TP
295 .B \-bps 303 .B \-nobps
296 use avg. byte/sec value for A-V sync (AVI) 304 don't use avg. byte/sec value for A-V sync (AVI)
297 .TP 305 .TP
298 .B \-aid\ id 306 .B \-aid\ id
299 select audio channel [MPG: 0-31 AVI: 1-99] 307 select audio channel [MPG: 0-31 AVI: 1-99]
300 .TP 308 .TP
301 .B \-vid\ id 309 .B \-vid\ id
308 maximum sync correction per 5 frames (in seconds) 316 maximum sync correction per 5 frames (in seconds)
309 .TP 317 .TP
310 .B \-ni 318 .B \-ni
311 force usage of non-interleaved AVI parser 319 force usage of non-interleaved AVI parser
312 .TP 320 .TP
313 .B \-include 321 .B \-include configfile
314 specify config file to be parsed after the default 322 specify config file to be parsed after the default
315 .TP 323 .TP
316 .B \-z\ <0-8> 324 .B \-z\ <0-8>
317 specifies compression level for PNG output 325 specifies compression level for PNG output
318 0 : no compression 326 0 : no compression