Stephen Rowles wrote: <snip> > In the grand scheme of things they are fairly minor compared with the > function working, but they do make things harder to use and I just > wanted to point that out, in case nobody has before :). I know there > probably isn't anything that can be done to fix this right now, but > maybe in the future it can be. Maybe I'll join the xine / mplayer > mailing list and ask about rewind there too :) > I'm like you in that I see this as a major limitation enforced on freevo by mplayer and xine. I searched the mplayer list about it in the past and came across some postings about why it was difficult to achieve and wasn't implemented, can't remember the details now though. I'm pretty sure that I remember someone posting to the list to pay for this to be implemented for a project that they were using mplayer for. Maybe there's code there from that or from others that could be patched or might be included in some future release but I'm not holding my breath on the latter from what I read. Either way if you join the mplayer list and ask I'd love to hear the response if you don't mind posting it here.
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