[suncommunity] Re: Got MPlayer running! But "blue faces"!
- From: Wayne Abbott <wabbott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: suncommunity@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2003 15:23:53 -0400
I'll put my elite3d-lite card back in and try these options. In the past I
tried the mplayer gl output options with little success. The only reason I
pulled the card out was to see how well the on-board PGX64 worked with XINE
using Robin's output plugin. Once I did that I could play fullscreen MPEG2
files but I find XINE to be crash prone and the GUI isn't responsive. I
couldn't get gxine 3.3 to work due a known bug and I could get a DVD to play at
all - libxine would die after a few seconds of play.
Regards
Wayne
> Well at last I managed to get the colours in the films correct. This is
> achieved with the "-vop rgb2bgr" option. So in total my command line for a
> decent display is
> > gmplayer -vo gl2 -vop rgb2bgr matrix.mpg
> And it also works for full screen adding the -fs option or by selecting
> "full screen" in the menue (pressing "f" makes the program crash though)!!!
> Anyway I am impressed! Slowly I am getting there! There is still the
> problem of the GUI blue shift, but I can live with that as long as the film
> isn't in blue.
> Funny enough, when I log onto the machine from another Blade2000 with a
> PGX64 the colors are ok. And gee, the skins do look much better :-) But
> unfortunately I only get a slidshow then (probably due to network bandwidth
> or because of no OpenGL support ??).
>
> Well at least it makes more fun coming to work now :-)))
>
> Wayne, why did you pull out your Elite3Dlite and put in a PGX64? I went
> through hell with the computer officer to get the XVR-500 instead of a
> PGX64. Because now things run much faster compared to the PGX64 my colleage
> has ...
> If you have the Elite3Dlite spare, I think he'll be interested!!
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