- mplayer ... dvd://1
- mplayer ... test-divx.avi
- mplayer ... test-xvid.avi
- mplayer ... test.mpg (recorded by buffer < /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 > test.mpg) - this is TS, I think
- mplayer ... test.cpy.avi (recoded from test.mpg by mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy ...) - this is PS?
I have not yet tried other mpg-Files.
Maybe it is interesting that xosview shows most of the used CPU time as "SYS" (red bar) when
using -ao oss/alsa9/null. The "blue" part is about the amount I would expect (depening on the file
type played).
Dirk
Nico wrote:
Does this happen only with TS files or with PS ones, too?
Dirk wrote:
Yes I have the same problem. Yesterday I postet the problem with nearly the same content like yours.
(Didn't see yours before, sorry).
Surprisingly the problem also exists when playing Files which where directly recorded from dvb -
so no convesion has to be done.
And even when the sound input is AC3 an I use -vo oss -af hwac3, CPU load is 100% :-(
Any Ideas?
Dirk
Soeren Sonnenburg wrote:
Hi.
I noticed a weirdness with mplayer and -vo mpegpes playback. If I don't also use -ao mpegpes the CPU load goes up to 100% instead of like 10%, i.e. both mplayer -ao mpegpes -vo mpegpes <file> and mplayer -nosound -vo mpegpes <file> both take like 10% CPU but, mplayer -ao null -vo mpegpes <file> or mplayer -ao alsa9 -vo mpegpes <file>
eat up all CPU there is but plays (of course gives frame drops)
Is anyone else observing this or even better knows the cause of it ?
Soeren.
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