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On Darwin, don't use hostinfo on _all_ x86 variants to detect the running CPU,
use cpuinfo instead.
This allows MPlayer to get one step closer to building in 64 bits mode on Darwin,
if one passes --target=x86_64-darwin to configure.
author | gpoirier |
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date | Sat, 15 Nov 2008 20:37:08 +0000 |
parents | 886df65b96e8 |
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Template: mplayer/replace-existing-files Type: boolean Default: true Description: Upgrade existing system? It looks like you've configured MPlayer already. If you'd like to configure it with this program, the old configuration /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf will be deleted. Do you want to continue configuration with this program? If you say "Yes", your old configuration will be deleted and you can create it anew with this program. If you say "No" your existing files will be kept. If you change your mind later, you can run 'dpkg-reconfigure mplayer'. Template: mplayer/ttfont Type: select Choices: ${ttfontchoices} Default: ${ttfontdefault} Description: MPlayer fonts MPlayer can use TrueType fonts to render the OSD and subtitles. Choose your favorite. Template: mplayer/no-ttfont Type: note Description: MPlayer cannot find TrueType fonts You should install a package providing TrueType fonts (such as 'ttf-freefont' or 'ttf-bitstream-vera' or 'msttcorefonts' ) and reconfigure mplayer.