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New logic of HW equalizing:
1) Check HW capability.
2) If HW equalizer is capable control value then use it.
In this case value of control is in range -100 : +100 (10x)
3) If not then try use SW equalizing (currently only divxds).
Use old range (0 : +100) for that.
Well, you shouldn't watch OSD bar if neighter HW nor SW equalizers
are not capable control value.
TODO: find out keys (maybe Rr Bb Gg) or 'on screen menu' for RGB intensity
and OEM effects (fx).
author | nick |
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date | Mon, 28 Jan 2002 07:29:17 +0000 |
parents | b36fb1ae4b53 |
children | d678ce495a75 |
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#ifndef __MPLAYER_MIXER #define __MPLAYER_MIXER #define DEV_MIXER "/dev/mixer" extern int mixer_usemaster; extern char * mixer_device; extern void mixer_getvolume( float *l,float *r ); extern void mixer_setvolume( float l,float r ); extern void mixer_incvolume( void ); extern void mixer_decvolume( void ); extern float mixer_getbothvolume( void ); //extern void mixer_setbothvolume( int v ); #define mixer_setbothvolume( v ) mixer_setvolume( v,v ) #endif