From: Roberto C. <lc...@in...> - 2003-05-11 09:24:18
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Gentleman, I noticed that, while playing any kind of movie, if I close the Mplayer=20= window (not the GUI) clicking the red button, or with (=EF=A3=BF + w) or = (=EF=A3=BF +=20 q) key combination, or even with Esc key, the movie stops, but the GUI=20= gains more cpu attention, easily reaching the maximun CPU spare time.=20 This behaviour does not appear only if I stop the movie with the Stop=20 button in the GUI. My Mac is a iMac DV + with a 450Mhz G3, with 512MB of Ram. I've noticed=20= (using top in terminal window) that while playing a movie the GUI use=20 up to 10% of CPU time, setting down to 5% when I minimize it clicking=20= the green button, and to 3% if I send it to the Dock. If I may suggest you a feature, I would say it could be useful the=20 possibility to manage the movies, organizing them, for example, as=20 Safari does with the bookmarks. I'm currently studing the possibilities that Mencoder offer, and I have=20= encounterd a roblem, using it from a terminal window. Trying to mux a=20 new audiofile in a video-only file, I type a command like this: mencoder ~/video.avi -audiofile ~/audio.mp3 -ovc copy -oac copy -o=20 ~/newmovie.avi Mencoder start without giving me an error, but the It freezes, without=20= giving me any output. The only way I can get an output file is changing the above command to: mencoder ~/video.avi -audiofile ~/audio.mp3 -ovc copy -oac mp3lame=20 -lameopts <...> -o ~/newmovie.avi But I think there should be an easier way than entirely recoding the=20 audio. I thank you for your attention, you are doing a great job. Roberto Comelli. =20 =20= |