# HG changeset patch # User gabucino # Date 1039292938 0 # Node ID e37572f8bc8cb18f46e9f2b42b314f0bbf6264e0 # Parent b6c72d21a09001c1d045fb7ea650a2e4d5569d2e uh.. misc fixes diff -r b6c72d21a090 -r e37572f8bc8c DOCS/documentation.html --- a/DOCS/documentation.html Sat Dec 07 20:27:22 2002 +0000 +++ b/DOCS/documentation.html Sat Dec 07 20:28:58 2002 +0000 @@ -748,7 +748,7 @@
At this point, MPlayer is ready to use. The directory
- $PREFIX/share/mplayer
contains the codecs.conf
+ $PREFIX/etc/mplayer
contains the codecs.conf
file, which is used to tell the program all the codecs and their
capabilities. This file should always be kept up to date together with the
main binary.
@@ -771,16 +771,10 @@
configure.log
file usually tells you what is missing.
Though not mandatory, the fonts should be installed in order to gain OSD,
- and subtitle functionality. Download mp-arial-iso-8859-*.zip
- and/or optional (if exists) language updates. See the
- Subtitles and OSD section for details.
- mkdir ~/.mplayer - cd ~/.mplayer - unzip mp-arial-iso-8859-1.zip - ln -s ~/.mplayer/iso-8859-1/arial-24 font -
MPlayer can dump the previously listed subtitle formats into the following @@ -834,6 +829,8 @@
-dumpmpsub
-dumpsrtsub
-dumpmicrodvdsub
-dumpjacosub
-dumpsami
The command line options differ slightly for the different formats:
@@ -945,15 +942,24 @@--enable-freetype
option to ./configure. Then you
+ have two methods:
+ -font /path/to/arial.ttf
option to specify
+ a TrueType font file on every occassionln -s /path/to/arial.ttf ~/.mplayer/subfont.ttf
After that, UNZIP the file you downloaded to ~/.mplayer
or
- $PREFIX/share/mplayer
. Then rename or symlink one of them to
+
If you chose non-TTF fonts, UNZIP the file you downloaded to ~/.mplayer
or
+ $PREFIX/share/mplayer
. Then rename or symlink one of the extracted directories to
font
(like: ln -s ~/.mplayer/arial-24
~/.mplayer/font
). Now you have to see a timer at the upper left corner
of the movie (switch it off with the "o" key).
OSD has 3 states: (switch with 'o')