#Mplayer ww drivers

Now when I start mplayer on the command line this is what I get (abbreviated by the above mentioned irrelevant stuff):

'-enable- debug' the debugging symbols are in the package [ This binary of MPlayer in Debian is currently compiled with Won't help unless you provide this information when reporting a possible bug. If you think it's MPlayer's fault, please readĭOCS/ HTML/en/ bugreports.

#Mplayer ww drivers

It can be a bug in the MPlayer code _or_ in your drivers _or_ in your Details in DOCS/HTML/ en/bugreports_ what.html# bugreports_ crash. Recompile MPlayer with -enable-debug and make a 'gdb' backtrace andĭisassembly. MPlayer crashed by bad usage of CPU/FPU/RAM. So these errors are in my opinion irrelevant. When I occasionally ran mplayer by command line, I alwas had some errors, most (if not all) of them were related to the fact that I edit the recordings while they are still inside the Technisat, to delete commercials, and the Technisat cuts through at binary, not at frame borders. About a year ago, sometimes I could not play files, and the number of occurency increased. Obviously only the audio stream got a new numher. Mplayer -demuxer lavf -audio-demuxer lavf -aid 3 '$1' TS4 by the Technisat, but also contain a bit-precise transport stream and could be played with Recordings in HDTV strangely enough are labelled. Mplayer -demuxer lavf -audio-demuxer lavf -aid 1 '$1' To play files in standard definition I use TS, this looks like a proprietary format, but actually it contains a raw bit-precise image of the transport stream coming from German digital cable TV (Kabel Deutschland, now owned by Vodafone).įor many many years this worked perfectly! To play files and have correct audio, I used a small script that passes all relevant parameters (mainly demuxer commands). The output files are named with the extension. I have been using mplayer for about five years to play files that I generate with my Technisat HD-K2 hard disc recorder. This is Linux Mint 17.3 Rosa, and player 2:1.1+dfsg1- 0ubuntu3, so Mint is an LTS version and mplayer the most recent one available to me, according to Synaptic.