On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 01:26:29PM +0530, Sayamindu Dasgupta wrote:

>hi
>i'm trying to play avi files in my console and i used
>mplayer -ao sdl -vo fb file.avi
>but it did not not work, i mean the sound started to play all right, but the
>video did not show up, only a portion of the screen got blackened
>i have a TnT2 g card and i'm using the vesa fb driver (kernel 2.4.16) and i
>give a linux -vga=792 in the lilo prompt (actually the vga part is in my
>lilo.conf)

No idea about framebuffer and mplayer. Never tried that. For running
mplayer from console I just run :

mplayer -vo vesa -bpp 16 file.avi
( If I don't give -bpp 16 it does not work on my system ). I had all these
days oss sound drivers on my machine. Yesterday I downloaded alsa latest
from CVS and compiled on my machine and mplayer works quite well with alsa
too. I will have to check out if there is any remarkable improvements in
sound due to alsa drivers compared to oss. :-)

Sound Card PCI ES1371

If vesa drivers plays well on your system there should not be any need of
framebuffer stuff.

Peace

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