Re: Still alive ? Openbrick for VLC
Jean-Paul Smets <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Nov 2003 17:15:37 +0000
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.hardware.openbrick.general |
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| Organization | Nexedi |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Le Mercredi 12 Novembre 2003 15:45, Laurent Chauvin a écrit : > Ok, I've been able to make it work (I have to struggle both with XFree > and Mandrake, I am used to Redhat instead...). Now can you tell me what > options do you use for mplayer ? I'm trying to see an Xvid file and I > don't know what to select for the video output driver in particular (-vo > option) ??? Any info appreciated... ;-) xv kind of output > > Laurent > > Jean-Paul Smets | Add to Address Book wrote: > >Le Jeudi 6 Novembre 2003 21:48, Laurent Chauvin a écrit : > >>Thank you very much for the files. Could you please send me your > >>XF86Config file also ? I'm running XFree 4.3, so I think it should work > > > >Here it is. > > > >>for me. By the way, what format do you use to encode/decode the TV > >> stream ? > > > >MPEG1 (or H263 and sometimes also MSMPEG4) > > > >>Laurent > >> > >>Jean-Paul Smets | Add to Address Book wrote: > >>>Hi, > >>> > >>>Here are a few drivers for the OpenBrick. They should work in XFree > >>> 4.2 and 4.3. I am using on a daily basis the XFree 4.3 driver to play > >>> video with mplayer (I use OpenBrick to view Japanese TV from France - > >>> one OB in japan encodes the signal and another decodes it in France). > >>> > >>>Regarding VLC, it should work but probably less efficienctly than > >>>mplayer. The next OpenBrick which is being readied should be fast > >>>enough for that. > >>> > >>>Regards, > >>> > >>>JPS. -- Jean-Paul Smets-Solanes Nexedi CEO Tel. +33(0)6 62 05 76 14 Fax. +33(0)1 53 01 09 29 About www.nexedi.com Nexedi is a consulting and development services company helping small and medium organisations to choose open source / free software and fulfill their IT application needs. Nexedi is the founder of the ERP5 project, a Free / Open Source ERP software based on innovative technologies (www.erp5.org). About www.storever.com Storever provides a reliable source for OpenBrick, WiFi infrastructure, notebooks and servers preconfigured with the GNU/Linux operating system