- X11 fullscreen toggle fixes with various windowmanagers, multifile playback
- DXR2 support (linux only)
- Output into animated GIF
- "cropdetect" video filter to autodetect needed size to crop
- libavcodec marked as default encoder for MEncoder
- manpage rewrite
- lot of other fixes
- gmplayer uses two new skins: CornerMP-aqua and hwswskin
Also patch-ab is no longer needed and patch-aa has only one hunk remaining.
- 3DNow optimization of AC3 4ch downmix fixed, optims re-enabled
- DGA error/fail after 1 second of playing fixed
- big A-V desync for some AVI files fixed
- image distortions when seeking in some MPEG files fixed
- libmpdvdkit + gcc 3.x issue solved (our CFLAGS triggered a gcc3 bug...)
- GUI aspect ratio and fullscreen switch fixes, cleanups
- low FPS .wmv playback fixed
- buggy v4l audio grabbing disabled, we cannot fix, but patches are
welcomed!
- various mjpeg improvements in libavcodec
available). Not tested with the recent gcc and binutils changes.
Only one local patchfile is now needed, which fix a -Wl,-R problem
and reenables the auto detect support for libmpdvdkit on NetBSD.
Where libmpdvdkit is now disabled, due to the css code in that source.
The MPlayer code use libdvdread so it still can read DVDs.
The css code is also the reason why we have to use NO_SRC_ON_FTP.
List of changes, without being complete.
Changes in 0.90pre2:
- hwac3 fixes (try AFMT_AC3 first), bigendian fixes for PCM audio
- 2-pass encoding with libavcodec (-lavcopts vpass=x), B frames support
- faster .ogg seeking (use -forceidx for slow but accurate one)
- audio-only with gui fixed
- -rootwin fixed for x11,xv,xmga,xvidix
- aspect ratio fix for ffmpeg12
- mpeg-es detection fixed
- runtime cpudetect disabled by default
- support for many new win32 codecs, including mss1, tm20, ucod, truespeech
- divx audio dll sig11 with glibc 2.1.(2|3) fixed
- includes libmpdvdkit - patched kit of dvd libraries (enabled for linux+freebsd)
- manpages updated
- 'f' (fullscreen switch) fixed for some WMs, still has problems
- various freebsd and openbsd portability patches
- options -xy,-zoom,-flip usable with mencoder too, -xy keeps aspect
- -vop lavc, using new fast best libavcodec for realtime mpeg1 transcoding
- fixed gtk gui crash with --disable-mencoder
- no more black vobsub subtitles :)
Changes in 0.90pre1:
- 100% GPL - yeah, so what?
- runtime CPU detection code - any x86 MPlayer binary can run on "any"
other x86 CPU
- video filter layer - with numerous plugins (crop, expand, etc, see
the documentation)
- ability to view or encode DVD/vobsub and/or text subtitles into the
output AVI
- prelimenary dvdnav support (experimental)
- Direct Rendering - can't be used with libavcodec yet, sorry
- ability to display subtitles under the image, on black bands
- FFmpeg (included) now supports decoding MPEG4v2 (MP42) and DivX 5.0
files too
- greatly enhanced MPEG4 encoder - in libavcodec. It's not always as good
as DivX4, but is twice as fast - so it's very useful on realtime encoding.
And generally also.
- audio-only (wav/mp3/wma/ogg) file playback (console only)
- playing/encoding audio from separate wav/mp3 file
- support for more fileformats, including the new and very popular .ogg
- multiple files playback from console, including various playlist formats
- and of course, faster than ever... :)
No ChangeLog found, but a lot has changed since previous pkgsrc
release (0.18pre1), so you definitely want to upgrade.
Update provided by Sergey Svishchev <svs@ropnet.ru> - thanks!
This package compiles only on i386 with the new toolchain (new gas to be specific).
If you've got new gas handy, it should compile on 1-5, too; need to investigate.
ONLY_FOR_PLATFORM is set to NetBSD-1.5[Y-Z]*-i386
MPlayer is a movie player for UNIX. It plays most MPEG, AVI and ASF files,
supported by many native and Win32 DLL codecs. You can watch VCD, DVD and even
DivX movies too. The another big feature of mplayer is the wide range of
supported output drivers. It works with X11, Xv, DGA, OpenGL, SVGAlib, fbdev,
but you can use SDL (and this way all drivers of SDL, for example AAlib) and
some lowlevel card-specific drivers (for Matrox) too! Most of them supports
software or hardware scaling, so you can enjoy movies in fullscreen. And what
about the nice big antialiased shaded subtitles (7 supported types!!!) with
hungarian, english, cyrillic, czech, korean fonts, and OSD?
It's a christmas present for -current users!
