On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 21:44 -0500, Justin Wetherell wrote: > I think Freevo2.0 isn't using bmovl correctly, it sould be used with > the "-vop" command line option.
-vop shouldn't be used anymore. It is deprecated in favor of -vf. Actually Freevo 2.0 shouldn't be using bmovl at all. :) Eventually it won't be. All this stuff will change soonish. > If the command below was used correctly, it would look like: > mplayer -autosync 100 -nolirc -autoq 100 -fs -slave -ao alsa -v -vo > dfbmga:noinput -cache 5000 -vf-pre pp=de -vop > bmovl=1:0:/tmp/bmovl-18628-0 > /opt/media/tv/12-24_22:00_The_Big_Break_IV:_USA_v_Europe_-_Who_Will_Be_Champion.avi > -subfont-text-scale 15 -sws 2 -font > /usr/share/mplayer/fonts/font-arial-28-iso-8859-2/font.desc -vf-add > scale=740:-2,expand=740:480 This isn't right, because scale/expand appear _after_ bmovl. It defeats the purpose of doing software scaling. In fact, the command line that Freevo was originally using looks right to me. That it messes up your screen means there's a bug somewhere else, and shuffling around the filter order just hides it. Without knowing quite how what "messed up" looks like in this case, I don't know where the blame goes. :) Of course, ultimately Freevo 2.0 won't be using bmovl. It probably makes sense to just remove bmovl now. Dischi? Cheers, Jason.
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