is it not possible that after the mplayer process ends, that the mplayer process be reinitialized and the slider be put to the last frame of the video. also, even if this is not possible to do this, could smplayer not exit full screen mode after the video ends.
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did some additional thinking and wondered if it was possible to check while a video is playing, if it has reached the last frame of the video and then have it pause the video.
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It seems there's a way. You can pass the option -idle to mplayer (in preferences -> advanced -> options for mplayer). This way the mplayer process doesn't finish and the video window may keep the last frame. However smplayer will launch another mplayer process when you play another video (so there could be multiple mplayer processes running). This can also affect the playlist.
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Kinda digging, but this is still open, so...
This can be achieved just fine and behaves correctly with mpv and adding "--keep-open=yes" to the command line.
The only small issue is that SMPlayer won't recognize the file as being played completely and will resume playback on the last frame next tim the file is played.
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I don't think this is possible since the mplayer process finishes once the file reaches the end.
is it not possible that after the mplayer process ends, that the mplayer process be reinitialized and the slider be put to the last frame of the video. also, even if this is not possible to do this, could smplayer not exit full screen mode after the video ends.
did some additional thinking and wondered if it was possible to check while a video is playing, if it has reached the last frame of the video and then have it pause the video.
It seems there's a way. You can pass the option -idle to mplayer (in preferences -> advanced -> options for mplayer). This way the mplayer process doesn't finish and the video window may keep the last frame. However smplayer will launch another mplayer process when you play another video (so there could be multiple mplayer processes running). This can also affect the playlist.
Kinda digging, but this is still open, so...
This can be achieved just fine and behaves correctly with mpv and adding "--keep-open=yes" to the command line.
The only small issue is that SMPlayer won't recognize the file as being played completely and will resume playback on the last frame next tim the file is played.
^ Best solution, and it boggles me why there isn't a setting for this already in the preferences.
Finally found it! This bothered me for so long.