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Increase the maximum value of the DVB timeout to 240 seconds.
Some devices may need more time for the initial tune (e.g. firmware loading).
Let the user specify higher timeout value if there is need to.
The default remains 30 seconds.
author | iive |
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date | Sun, 01 May 2011 18:07:59 +0000 |
parents | 998475fffe0c |
children | 7bdb1c022122 |
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#!/bin/sh # example how to output video on multiple windows in sync. # might be even more useful in combination with vo ggi # to distribute the video arbitrarily dir=/tmp/$$ count=$1 shift if test 0"$count" -lt 1; then echo "At least 1 slave instance must be used." echo "" echo "Usage:" echo "./mplmult.sh n mplayer-opts" echo "n number of MPlayer instances that display the video" echo "mplayer-opts anything you would specify to mplayer," echo " more than one file will usually not work" exit 1 fi mkdir -m 700 $dir if test $? -ne 0; then echo "Could not create temp dir!" exit 1 fi mkfifo $dir/stream.yuv i=1 fifo_list="" while test $i -le $count; do fifo_list="$dir/mp$i $fifo_list" i=$(($i+1)) done mkfifo $fifo_list (cat $dir/stream.yuv | tee $fifo_list > /dev/null ) & for fifo in $fifo_list; do # -benchmark is neccessary so that it will not do any timing. # the master instance already takes care of it and not specifying # it will break A-V sync. mplayer -nocache -quiet -benchmark "$fifo" > /dev/null 2>&1 & done mplayer -nocache -fixed-vo -vo yuv4mpeg:file=$dir/stream.yuv "$@" rm -rf $dir