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2006-12-26
, 15:03
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#12
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MPlayer supports -playlist option, its usage is described in mplayer documentation: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/index.html
But generally you need to create a text file which contains names of your media files, one file name per line (playlist.txt for example). Then you need to run MPlayer with -playlist option:
mplayer -playlist playlist.txt
Some other useful options are -shuffle (randomize order) and -loop (play files in a loop). For example the following command line uses all these options to infinitely play files from some playlist in random order:
mplayer -loop 0 -shuffle -playlist playlist.txt
PS. You need the latest version on MPlayer (at least mplayer_1.0rc1-maemo.6) as the older versions had a bug that prevented from playing more than one file per mplayer run.
But generally you need to create a text file which contains names of your media files, one file name per line (playlist.txt for example). Then you need to run MPlayer with -playlist option:
mplayer -playlist playlist.txt
Some other useful options are -shuffle (randomize order) and -loop (play files in a loop). For example the following command line uses all these options to infinitely play files from some playlist in random order:
mplayer -loop 0 -shuffle -playlist playlist.txt
PS. You need the latest version on MPlayer (at least mplayer_1.0rc1-maemo.6) as the older versions had a bug that prevented from playing more than one file per mplayer run.
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2007-06-29
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#13
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Originally Posted by Serge
How do you create a "text file which contains names of your media files"? Which program(s) on the N800 do you use? I am a newbie to working with mplayer, Could you guide me through the process of creating and playing a playlist step by step? Thanking you in advance for any help that you can provide.
MPlayer supports -playlist option, its usage is described in mplayer documentation: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/index.html
But generally you need to create a text file which contains names of your media files, one file name per line (playlist.txt for example). Then you need to run MPlayer with -playlist option:
mplayer -playlist playlist.txt
Some other useful options are -shuffle (randomize order) and -loop (play files in a loop). For example the following command line uses all these options to infinitely play files from some playlist in random order:
mplayer -loop 0 -shuffle -playlist playlist.txt
PS. You need the latest version on MPlayer (at least mplayer_1.0rc1-maemo.6) as the older versions had a bug that prevented from playing more than one file per mplayer run.
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2007-06-29
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#14
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bnk1999
If you have installed Xterm ( look it up ) and your music ( for instance ) is in
then from the command line
to give a playlist of just the one sub directory or for everything under /media/mmc1/mp3 then
then
Rick
If you have installed Xterm ( look it up ) and your music ( for instance ) is in
Code:
/media/mmc1/mp3
Code:
find /media/mmc1/mp3/Gary_Moore -print > plist.txt
Code:
find /media/mmc1/mp3 -print > plist.txt
Code:
mplayer -loop 0 -shuffle -playlist plist.txt
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2007-06-29
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#15
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Thanks rcull. I will try this out when I get home tonight.
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2007-07-03
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#16
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Works great! Thanks for your help.
thanks
bsterix