>>Fortunately there is a lot easier workaround. Just add vfm=ffmpeg to your 
>>~/.mplayer/config file so that it uses libavcodec instead of libmpeg2.
> 
> Ah, finally no green/purple anymore!

Unfortunately, the problem persists. Not during playback of damaged MPEG
video, but at startup. Currently, in about 70% of all cases, the picture
ist green/purple at mplayer/df_xine startup. I have to quit and restart
the player several times in a row to get a normal picture.

It doesn't seem to make a difference what kind of video (resolution,
format...) I use.

Any idea what could be going wrong?

And the second problem: Is there any way to tell df_xine to use ffmpeg
instead of libmpeg2? I have to use df_xine for vdr because there is no
plugin that supports output to mplayer (afaik).

Thanks in advance,
-Tobias

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