BTW I noticed that the Nanonote can only natively play back audio at 44100 Hz sampling rate. The videos I encoded where at 48kHz, which leads to very, very degraded audio quality due to some automatic conversion being performed by the OSS audio subsystem. (I first thougt it was the just the small speaker's quality).
You can fix that by appending -af resample=44100:0:1 to the mplayer command line. I also uploaded new encodes with correct sampling rate: http://mosquito.dyndns.tv/david/nanonote/bbb320.ogv http://mosquito.dyndns.tv/david/nanonote/bbb.ogv The most recent mplayer version in openwrt-packages.git drops OSS support, since that is laggy and uses more CPU power, than just relying on the native ALSA audio system. With ALSA 48kHz playback is just impossible, so mplayer is inserting some audio filter (you should use -af-adv force=2 to make sure it is not doing CPU-intensive resampling). This also makes playback faster, since alsa seems to eat less CPU cycles. I also changed the vorbis decoder to use optimizations that make it much faster, just sacrificing a tiny bit of quality. The latest version is here: http://mosquito.dyndns.tv/~spock/openwrt/MPlayer_r33333-3_xburst.ipk Now videos sized seem to 320x176 play back without problems, even at 30 FPS. cheers, David -- GnuPG public key: http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~dvdkhlng/dk.gpg Fingerprint: B17A DC95 D293 657B 4205 D016 7DEF 5323 C174 7D40
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