Then once you found the one that works best put it in your config file (vo=XXX) With XXX = directx or direct3d or gl or sdlĪt the end MPlayer will display performance details. > mplayer shortTestFile.mp4 -vo XXX -nosound -benchmark If you want to benchmark the video output, find a short video file on your drive and use the flowing command line (in /command prompt):
Mplayer ui drivers#
You can change general options in mplayer/config (open with notepad), you will want to try several video drivers to check which is the best for you. Read the Keyboard.txt for more details, you can change those keys with the mplayer/nf If it works good enough for you Yo can add MPlayer in your 'Send To.' folder or associate it to your video files so that it opens them on double click.īecause Mplayer has no GUI, you ave to use the Keyboard to navigate in the video (left and right arrows to move forwart/backward 10s) up/down => 1min pageUp/Dwn => 10min, 'Space' or 'p' to pause, 'f' to toggle fullscreen, 'j' to change subtitles, '#' to change audio track, 'ESC' or 'q' to quit, 'o' to cycle through more or less OSD,
You can try to drag&drop video file on the mplayer.exe or invoke from the command line. This is completely normal, MPlayer has actually no GUI, so when you lunch it without any parameters it instantly quits.
Mplayer ui windows#
I am definitely a newbie I am attempting to launch this program on Windows ME, but the Window immediately closes. Here is the link to a MEGA folder with last stable release (1.4) and last build. Keep in mind however that I have very little time to bug-fix and do all of this. I will also need to add CD support someday. In the future I hope to build GNU TLS for 9x so that you can read HTTPS streams. Whenever I start a new build I will always use the latest mplayer/ffmpeg config so that it all stays updated. This player is very up to date and you will be able to decode any modern h264/265/opus streams etc.īe sure to check the configuration in mplayer/config (open with notepad or any other text editor) The latest build requires at least an i586 because of latest ffmpeg (I may try to fix that in the future). Note that the stable builds requires at least an i486 I will try to add every few months a new build (whenever I will need it). In general I recommend the last build because it is usually stable.
Here is the links with last stable release (1.4) and last build. I mostly use WinXP now, and I still prefer to use my own builds for performance reasons and because I enabled automatic CPU detection which is quite helpful when installing on several computers. I decided to share those builds now so that everyone can benefit from it.
Mplayer ui code#
There are a few modifications that are made to the code and then it works just fine. Since quite a long time now (at least 2016), I am doing MPlayer builds using MinGW, targeting My old Win98SE machine.
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