^_^' It only really works in this version.Īnd it's definately not my computer! I gots a PPC G4, y'know! >:O There's a way via the command line, but I have no clue how to make Show the subtitles and I have no clue how to make it work. What Mac do you have, and what's the file you're trying to play?Īctually, in normal MPlayer, I press the right button but it doesn't As for the video sync, your computer is probably too slow to play the file in question. Subtitles have worked in MPlayer for quite some time, and in fact it has been the best option on OS X for softsubs for just as long. Not it's working again (yay! my first patch!). Taking screenshots was broken in the last revision due to a bug in the configure script. Also, Command-W now works for closing the main window and the playlist. Playback and playlist commands are now accessible as menus and have keyboard shortcuts assigned to them. Also, when changing volume in mplayer (using 9 and 0, normally), the change will be picked up by the GUI. There are also new menu items and keyboard shortcuts for changing the volume. It's no possible to mute and un-mute audio by clicking on the volume icon. Also, the GUI no longer flickers when doing a preflight and MPlayer remembers if the playlist was opened when it quit. MPlayer OSX now uses an own mplayer instances to do preflights so adding and playing can be done at the same time. When dragging a video to the playlist, any playback was being interrupted. This works for opening video files as well as the playlist. I fixed it to stay open if playback is not stopped but just switching to another video. When switching videos, the video view was always closing and reopening. Video View ('MPlayer OSX' video output only).Also, this way, both versions can live happily side-by-side on the same system. The goal is still to feed as many changes as possible back to the original project but I guess there will be always a place for a version from the most current SVN. I decided to change the name of my revision to 'MPlayer OSX Extended'. I couldn't find any good hi-res source of the current icon and I liked the one from the Tango Project, which is available in glorious SVG. All messages are now logged to ~/Library/Logs/MPlayerOSX.log, while critical messages are also logged to system.log In Leopard, that redirection didn't work anymore as all message were also sent to system.log. The code had been using NSLog() for all it's logging and redirected the output to a logfile.

Though as soon as you select a stream, it will reflect that in the menus. Currently, if no stream is explicitly selected with -sid,-aid,-vid or -slang,-alang, mplayer will not report which stream it has chosen and the gui cannot display the selection. Those streams can be selected and switched as the movie is playing.

The gui will detect video and audio streams as well as internal subtitle streams and external subtitle files.

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