Hi,
I had similar idea .. but i had to give up, python did'n parse arguments right ... instead .. to the following
put this in a mplayer.config .. (you'll see where mplayer tryes to find it when you run without arguments)
sub-fuzziness = 1
that sould tell mplayer to load any subtitle files with a movie name.
Of course that is not all .. I like to have several versions ... so you'll have to bind one remote key to toggle subtitles ...
in /etc/lircrc there on the end sould be:
begin
prog = freevo
button = F_TELETEXT <= (replace this one with a key you can spare on subtitles)
config = SUBTITLE
end
and you should put this one in /etc/freevo/local_conf.py
EVENTS['video']['SUBTITLE'] = Event(VIDEO_SEND_MPLAYER_CMD, arg='vobsub_lang')
that way you will be able to toggle subtitles if there is more then one in movie directory
khiraly wrote:
Dear List,
I have a problem, I will use a shell-script in place of /usr/bin/mplayer
For this I have changed this line in /etc/free/freevo.conf file: mplayer = /usr/bin/mplayer to mplayer = /home/lama/szkript/subsearch.sh
But after this Im not able to play any video file in freevo, it fails with 'no action defined for this choice!' popup window. At console I see this:
plugin video.mplayer deactivated, reason: failed to detect mplayer version
What do my shell script?: It take the filename as an argument and play mplayer *with* subtitles (the subtitle are the same directory as mplayer)
It works from command line or at nautilus to.
Can anybody help me, what can I do for lancing shell script instead of mplayer directly?
Thx in advance any help!
Best regards, Khiraly
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