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[xine-cvs] CVS: xine-ui/doc README.config_en,1.6,1.7
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From: Miguel F. <mig...@us...> - 2002-06-08 00:20:21
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Update of /cvsroot/xine/xine-ui/doc
In directory usw-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv9965/doc
Modified Files:
README.config_en
Log Message:
new setting gui.warn_unhandled_codec
Index: README.config_en
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RCS file: /cvsroot/xine/xine-ui/doc/README.config_en,v
retrieving revision 1.6
retrieving revision 1.7
diff -u -r1.6 -r1.7
--- README.config_en 6 May 2002 00:48:56 -0000 1.6
+++ README.config_en 8 Jun 2002 00:20:15 -0000 1.7
@@ -17,41 +17,41 @@
(e.g. default)
audio.alsa_front_device Device name used for stereo.
- (e.g. front)
+ (e.g. front)
-audio.alsa_surround40_device Device name used for 4-channel.
- (e.g. surround40)
+audio.alsa_surround40_device Device name used for 4-channel.
+ (e.g. surround40)
-audio.alsa_surround50_device Device name used for 5-channel.
- (e.g. surround50)
+audio.alsa_surround50_device Device name used for 5-channel.
+ (e.g. surround50)
-audio.alsa_surround51_device Device name used for 6-channel.
- (e.g. surround51)
+audio.alsa_surround51_device Device name used for 6-channel.
+ (e.g. surround51)
-audio.alsa_a52_device Device name used for a/52 passthrough.
- (e.g. iec958:AES0=0x6,AES1=0x82,AES2=0x0,AES3=0x2)
+audio.alsa_a52_device Device name used for a/52 passthrough.
+ (e.g. iec958:AES0=0x6,AES1=0x82,AES2=0x0,AES3=0x2)
audio.driver audio driver to use, same as command line
option -A
(e.g. alsa05, alsa09, arts, esd, sun)
-audio.force_rate If non-zero, force audio output rate to specified
- value for systems with braindead audio drivers that
- don't properly communicate back what audio rates they
- do support. The default value of 0 attempts to
- automatically detect the optimum audio output rate
- (e.g. use 44100 to force 44.1 KHz audio)
-
-audio.resample_mode Adjust whether resampling is done or not.
- 1 force off
- 2 force on
- Anything else sets it to auto.
+audio.force_rate If non-zero, force audio output rate to specified
+ value for systems with braindead audio drivers that
+ don't properly communicate back what audio rates they
+ do support. The default value of 0 attempts to
+ automatically detect the optimum audio output rate
+ (e.g. use 44100 to force 44.1 KHz audio)
+
+audio.resample_mode Adjust whether resampling is done or not.
+ 1 force off
+ 2 force on
+ Anything else sets it to auto.
audio.esd_latency latency between time of audio sample
- output to esd and actual playback
- in audio samples (default 30000)
- use this to manually adjust a/v sync
- for esd output
+ output to esd and actual playback
+ in audio samples (default 30000)
+ use this to manually adjust a/v sync
+ for esd output
audio.five_lfe_channel 1/0 : enable 5.1-channel playback
@@ -64,49 +64,49 @@
audio.mixer_volume 0..100%: Mixer volume.
audio.oss_sync_method Type of audio/video synchronization desired
- auto: System attempts to automatically
- detect thhe optimal type of audio/
- video synchronization, with the
- preference order being GETODELAY,
- GETOPTR, and finally SOFTSYNC
- getodelay: Try to force use of the
- SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
- to achieve true audio/video
- synchronization, even if the
- audio driver doesn't claim
- to support real-time
- getoptr: Try to force use of the
- SNDCTL_DSP_GETOPTR ioctl
- to achieve true audio/video
- synchronization, even if the
- system supports the preferred
- SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
- softsync: Force use of the system real-time
- clock for audio softsync with
- the video, even if the audio
- driver actually has support for
- real-time - there may be audio/
- video synchronization issues
- with use of this setting
- probebuffer: Probe sound card buffer size on
- initialization to calculate the
- audio latency for a/v sync.
- Try this if your system doesn't
- support the real-time ioctl's
- and you experienced sync errors
- after long playbacks.
+ auto: System attempts to automatically
+ detect thhe optimal type of audio/
+ video synchronization, with the
+ preference order being GETODELAY,
+ GETOPTR, and finally SOFTSYNC
+ getodelay: Try to force use of the
+ SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
+ to achieve true audio/video
+ synchronization, even if the
+ audio driver doesn't claim
+ to support real-time
+ getoptr: Try to force use of the
+ SNDCTL_DSP_GETOPTR ioctl
+ to achieve true audio/video
+ synchronization, even if the
+ system supports the preferred
+ SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
+ softsync: Force use of the system real-time
+ clock for audio softsync with
+ the video, even if the audio
+ driver actually has support for
+ real-time - there may be audio/
+ video synchronization issues
+ with use of this setting
+ probebuffer: Probe sound card buffer size on
+ initialization to calculate the
+ audio latency for a/v sync.
+ Try this if your system doesn't
+ support the real-time ioctl's
+ and you experienced sync errors
+ after long playbacks.
-audio.oss_device_num -1, 0-16: Forces the OSS plugin to use the specified
- dspX device, regardless of its capabilities.
- If -1 (default) is specified, the audio device with
- the best capabilities will be used.
- Note: /dev/dsp is usually a symlink to /dev/dsp0
+audio.oss_device_num -1, 0-16: Forces the OSS plugin to use the specified
+ dspX device, regardless of its capabilities.
+ If -1 (default) is specified, the audio device with
+ the best capabilities will be used.
+ Note: /dev/dsp is usually a symlink to /dev/dsp0
audio.oss_latency For softsync you can manually adjust the default
- a/v sync latency here. The units are in miliseconds,
- so if the sound seems delayed 1 second from the video
- set it to 1000. (default value = 0)
+ a/v sync latency here. The units are in miliseconds,
+ so if the sound seems delayed 1 second from the video
+ set it to 1000. (default value = 0)
audio.sun_static_delay sun driver static delay (latency)
@@ -131,7 +131,7 @@
codec dlls for avi playback, e.g.
/usr/lib/win32
-dxr3.XXX see README.dxr3
+dxr3.XXX see README.dxr3
@@ -139,16 +139,16 @@
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input.dvd_device path to your local dvd device file
- (e.g. /dev/hdc, /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd)
+ (e.g. /dev/hdc, /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd)
input.dvd_raw_device path to a raw device set up for dvd access
- (option, e.g. /dev/rdvd)
+ (option, e.g. /dev/rdvd)
input.vcd_device path to your local vcd device file
(option, e.g. /dev/cdrom)
input.cda_device path to your local cd audio device file
- (option, e.g. /dev/cdaudio)
+ (option, e.g. /dev/cdaudio)
input.cda_cddb_server cddbp server name (for quering audio cd track
names). (default: freedb.freedb.org)
@@ -187,45 +187,45 @@
video driver specific values:
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-video.deinterlace_method method to use for software-deinterlacing (currently
- only supported on Xv driver):
- 0 none
- 1 bob: if movement is detected on interlaced lines
- interpolate the pixels. lose resolution only on
- moving pixels but should avoid zig-zag effects.
- 2 weave: similar to bob with a tendency to preserve
- original image (less interpolation). must be
- good for high detail on low-movement scenes,
- but usually has bad output.
- 3 greedy: take either the older or newer weave pixel
- depending upon which give the smaller comb factor,
- and then clip to avoid large damage when wrong.
- very good results for low or intermediate motion.
- 4 onefield: always interpolate lines, not matter they
- are static or moving. always lose resolution.
- 5 onefieldxv: the same as onefield except we deliver
- half of the lines to Xvideo driver and let it scale
- for us. very low cpu usage. not all cards implement
- bilinear scaling (interpolation) so this may be
- the worst quality method, but it's the only that
- don't require MMX.
- 6 linearblend: does a kind of vertical blurring over
- the image to remove interlace artifacts. simple but
- reported to produce good results.
+video.deinterlace_method method to use for software-deinterlacing (currently
+ only supported on Xv driver):
+ 0 none
+ 1 bob: if movement is detected on interlaced lines
+ interpolate the pixels. lose resolution only on
+ moving pixels but should avoid zig-zag effects.
+ 2 weave: similar to bob with a tendency to preserve
+ original image (less interpolation). must be
+ good for high detail on low-movement scenes,
+ but usually has bad output.
+ 3 greedy: take either the older or newer weave pixel
+ depending upon which give the smaller comb factor,
+ and then clip to avoid large damage when wrong.
+ very good results for low or intermediate motion.
+ 4 onefield: always interpolate lines, not matter they
+ are static or moving. always lose resolution.
+ 5 onefieldxv: the same as onefield except we deliver
+ half of the lines to Xvideo driver and let it scale
+ for us. very low cpu usage. not all cards implement
+ bilinear scaling (interpolation) so this may be
+ the worst quality method, but it's the only that
+ don't require MMX.
+ 6 linearblend: does a kind of vertical blurring over
+ the image to remove interlace artifacts. simple but
+ reported to produce good results.
video.syncfb_device Path to the syncfb device (default: /dev/syncfb)
-
+
video.syncfb_default_repeat Specifies how many times a frame is repeated.
- Defaults to 3.
- (note: hardware deinterlacing will always use 1)
+ Defaults to 3.
+ (note: hardware deinterlacing will always use 1)
video.driver video driver to use, same as command line
option -V
(e.g. aa, Syncfb, XShm, Xv)
-video.xshm_gamma gamma correction for XShm driver (-100..100)
- note: in fact, it may be referred as brightness
+video.xshm_gamma gamma correction for XShm driver (-100..100)
+ note: in fact, it may be referred as brightness
video.disable_scaling some drivers (like XShm) do image scaling by
software. disabling it will greatly improve
@@ -273,9 +273,9 @@
gui.use_xvidext xine can switch to a different screen resolution which
fits your video material best when toggling fullscreen
- mode by using the XF86VidMode Extension.
- (0) off [default]
- (1) on
+ mode by using the XF86VidMode Extension.
+ (0) off [default]
+ (1) on
gui.stream_resize_window this setting control xine-ui resizing behaviour.
there are two possible policies:
@@ -293,7 +293,10 @@
videos.
(this setting requires stream_resize_window enabled)
-
+gui.warn_unhandled_codec Display popup window on unhandled codecs
+ { never, video only, audio only, always }
+
+
*** NOTE: following values shouldn't be changed by user:
gui.panel_x X coords of panel window in root window.
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