openwrt-packages/mplayer/files/mplayer.conf

sub-fuzziness=1
utf8=1
volume=10
vo=cvidix
screenw=320
screenh=240
fs=1
ac=tremor
# disabling console output reduces CPU load by 10% (floating point math used?)
# not visible for videos anyways.  Can still use -noquiet on audio files.
quiet=1
# playing back 48kHz sample rate audio needs downsampling on the nanonote
# this option makes mplayer use a low-quality but faster sample-rate filter:
af-adv=force=2
nanonote-files move from openwrt-xburst 2011-02-07 11:57:14 +08:00			`sub-fuzziness=1`
			`utf8=1`
			`volume=10`
nanonote-files: set mplayer config to use fullscreen hw-scaling by default 2011-04-25 15:28:03 +02:00			`vo=cvidix`
			`screenw=320`
			`screenh=240`
			`fs=1`
nanonote-files move from openwrt-xburst 2011-02-07 11:57:14 +08:00			`ac=tremor`
nanonote-files: .mplayer/config: make mplayer -quiet by default (cpu load) 2011-04-27 07:24:16 +02:00			`# disabling console output reduces CPU load by 10% (floating point math used?)`
			`# not visible for videos anyways. Can still use -noquiet on audio files.`
nanonote-files: .mplayer/config: use low-accuracy, fast sample rate conversion 2011-04-27 08:37:59 +02:00			`quiet=1`
			`# playing back 48kHz sample rate audio needs downsampling on the nanonote`
			`# this option makes mplayer use a low-quality but faster sample-rate filter:`
			`af-adv=force=2`