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2010-02-03
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Hi i am attempting to use mplayer to play back an xvid encoded tv show. I have tried both kmplayer and SiB and both programs do not allow me to pause the video. I am also unable to fast forward or rewond video. Is this a known bug? I hoped i would be able to play these without converting them.
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2010-02-03
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You could always just use the command line mplayer without the GUI front end and use the spacebar to pause and play.
Just my 2 cents
Just my 2 cents
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2010-02-03
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Really? Why? With both kmplayer and SiB, all the standard keyboard shortcuts for mplayer works fine.
Pause/Play (spacebar), arrow keys for 10sec or 1min forward/back etc. Never had them not working.
kmplayer also has on-screen touch controls for pause/seek.
But I prefer SiB's easier selection of videos I have.
Make sure you have latest version of both.
Pause/Play (spacebar), arrow keys for 10sec or 1min forward/back etc. Never had them not working.
kmplayer also has on-screen touch controls for pause/seek.
But I prefer SiB's easier selection of videos I have.
Make sure you have latest version of both.
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2010-02-03
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Originally Posted by jakiman
Not the OP but wanted to comment.
Really? Why? With both kmplayer and SiB, all the standard keyboard shortcuts for mplayer works fine.
Pause/Play (spacebar), arrow keys for 10sec or 1min forward/back etc. Never had them not working.
kmplayer also has on-screen touch controls for pause/seek.
But I prefer SiB's easier selection of videos I have.
Make sure you have latest version of both.
Why make a GUI when the command line works just fine
Then again I am pretty old school when it comes to any *nix enviroment.
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2010-02-03
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Originally Posted by Bijiont
Old school is all well and nice. I'm a CLI person myself. (going back over 20 years)
Not the OP but wanted to comment.
Why make a GUI when the command line works just fine
Then again I am pretty old school when it comes to any *nix enviroment.
But I'll bet you that I can start playing a video using mplayer via SiB even before you finish typing the word "mplayer".
I can play the video I want in exactly 3 taps of the touch screen. Within 6 seconds from the desktop screen.
(about 4 seconds to launch SiB then about 2 seconds to launch mplayer with the video I want.)
Very useful I'll say.
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2010-02-03
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I have never used Xterminal. I am clueless on that front.
I tried uninstalling mplayer then reinstalling. Same problem persists
I tried uninstalling mplayer then reinstalling. Same problem persists
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2010-02-09
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Sometimes the problem is not your media player, sometimes its the video file.
There are many encoders that encode to xvid, so the results are not always 100% similar.
AND every encoder has setting one can change, so almost every xvid encoded vid you come across will be somewhat different from one another.
Try getting a video converter and convert it to the right resolution and 25fps.
There are many encoders that encode to xvid, so the results are not always 100% similar.
AND every encoder has setting one can change, so almost every xvid encoded vid you come across will be somewhat different from one another.
Try getting a video converter and convert it to the right resolution and 25fps.
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2010-02-09
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Sometimes the problem is not your media player, sometimes its the video file.
There are many encoders that encode to xvid, so the results are not always 100% similar.
AND every encoder has setting one can change, so almost every xvid encoded vid you come across will be somewhat different from one another.
Try getting a video converter and convert it to the right resolution and 25fps.
There are many encoders that encode to xvid, so the results are not always 100% similar.
AND every encoder has setting one can change, so almost every xvid encoded vid you come across will be somewhat different from one another.
Try getting a video converter and convert it to the right resolution and 25fps.