[MPlayer-dev-eng] MPlayer shouldn't need the "-fps" option so often
Ross Finlayson
finlayson at live.com
Sat Feb 8 11:57:47 CET 2003
When I play RTP video streams using MPlayer, it usually complains if I
don't give it the "-fps <frame-rate>" argument. However, in many cases, it
really shouldn't be needing this.
For example, when I play a local ".mov" file, I don't need to give MPlayer
the "-fps" option. However, if I play the same file using RTP (streamed
from a QuickTime (aka. Darwin) Streaming Server), I have to use
"-fps". But the actual frame rate that I specify (using "-fps") doesn't
seem to matter. Any <frame-rate> value will work.
Example:
1/ Download and play <http://www.live.com/m2.mov>: No "-fps" is needed.
2/ Stream <rtsp://www.live.com/m2.mov>. "-fps" is needed, but it doesn't
matter what value I give it.
Would it be possible to fix MPlayer so that it doesn't complain about
"-fps" unless it really needs it?
Ross.
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