Re: mjpegtools and libquicktime

Hi, Matthias

On 1/8/07, Matthias Saou <
thias@spam.spam.spam.spam.spam.spam.spam.egg.and.spam.freshrpms.net> wrote:
>
> Paulo Cavalcanti wrote :
>
> > I noticed that mjpegtools 1.9.0 from freshrpms
> > is not recognizing the option -p S:
> >
> > lavplay -p S something
> >
> > gives "unknown playback option S"
> >
> > Using the cvs version 1.9.1 from Atrpms restores this option.
>
> Strange, I just tried on FC6 x86_64 and it worked fine... can you give
> me the exact FC release, package version and architecture?


It was on FC6 (x86).

please, look at the line:

-p/--playback [ HC]        playback: (H)ardware (screen) or (C)ard)

below. The S option is missing.

lavplay -p S some_file.avi

lavplay1.9.0
lavtools version 1.9.0
**ERROR: [lavplay] Unknown playback mode: 'S'
Usage: lavplay [options] <filename> [<filename> ...]
where options are:
  -H/--H-offset num          Horizontal offset (for hardware playback)
  -V/--V-offset num          Vertical offset (for hardware playback)
  -s/--skip num              skip num seconds before playing
  -c/--synchronization [01]  Sync correction off/on (default on)
  -n/--mjpeg-buffers num     Number of MJPEG buffers
  -q/--no-quit               Do NOT quit at end of video
  -g/--gui-mode              GUI-mode (used by xlav and LVS)
  -x/--exchange-fields       Exchange fields of an interlaced video
  -z/--zoom                  Zoom video to fill screen as much as possible
  -Z/--full-screen           Switch to fullscreen
  -P/--preserve-pathnames    Do not 'canonicalise' pathnames in editlists
  -p/--playback [ HC]        playback: (H)ardware (screen) or (C)ard
  -a/--audio num             When play audio, 0:never, or sum of
                             1:forward, 2:reverse, 4:fast, 8:pause (default:
7)
  -U/--use-write             Use write instead of mmap for audio playback
  -F/--flicker               Disable flicker reduction
  -S/--size NxN              width X height for SDL (S) or video (H) window
  --s-x-offset num           Video Window X offset from topleft corner
  --s-y-offset num           Video Window Y offset from topleft corner
  --display :x.x             The X-display to use (default: ':0.0')
  -v/--verbose [012]         verbosity



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Paulo Roma Cavalcanti
LCG - UFRJ