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Latest version has the following features: - --language=ab,cd,ef and --language="ab cd ef" are supported, the list is now used as a fallback for possible message/gui translations - --language=all is supported - --language=ab,cd,ef,all and --language="ab cd ef all" are supported for all man pages, but different message/gui translations than en - $LINGUAS is honored - if no --language or $LINGUAS is given it defaults to en Credits for ideas go out to (in no particular order): Tobias Diedrich Sylvain Petreolle Dan Christiansen Dominik Mierzejewski Andriy N. Gritsenko and everyone I've forgotten Andreas Hess <jaska@gmx.net>
author arpi
date Thu, 20 Feb 2003 23:32:47 +0000
parents 33f43b0f24f7
children 4aa373c0a395
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Template: mplayer/output
Type: select
Choices: ${vo}
Default: xv 
Description: Which Video Output driver would you like?
 Mplayer can use very wide range of video output drivers:
 ( order aproximately by speed: )
	 * mga, xmga - direct hardware access on MGA cards (G200/400/450), needs /dev/mga_vid
	   this driver can work without X and display video on secondary head of matrox cards
	 * xv - XVideo extensions of X 4.x ( hardware scaling, bilinear filtering )
	 * sdl - SDL library, it can also use hardware scaling, filtering etc 
	 * dga, fsdga - DGA extension.
	 * fsbdev - framebuffer device ( watching movies on text console )
	 * x11 - simple x11 output.
 Please choose carefully because it has tramendous effect on speed.

Template: mplayer/overwrite
Type: boolean
Default: false
Description: Overwrite /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf ?
 Should I overwrite your current /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf with the one created on the fly based on your answers?

Template: mplayer/cfgnote
Type: note
Description: Create your ~/.mplayer/conf file.
	Remember to read documentation and edit your ~/.mplayer/conf
	(or /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf) file. This binary depends heavily on
	your hardware - which means that it needs tweaking for every single
	machine it's installed to. And it also it means that it will use
	your setup very effectively. Look at /usr/share/doc/mplayer
  end