Install Gph Mplayer To Sd Or Nand?

[DanSolo]

Is there any way to get the firmware MPlayer onto the SD or the accessible part of the nand? I know about MP2X but it's not very fast. Ideally I'd have the GPH MPlayer 2.0 running at 250MHz and I think most of my speed problems would be solved.
The source is available here...
http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,46,1641
Is there a compiled version anywhere, or will I have to install DevC++ and DIY it?
Ta muchly.

 

[Parkydr]

Why would you want to copy it or compile it? Just run it from /usr/gp2x

 

[DanSolo]

Why would you want to copy it or compile it? Just run it from /usr/gp2x

I was looking for ages for it using Enexfi, but I'll try again at that location tonight. I'd a feeling it was in there somewhere!

 

[JyCet]

The Mplayer on file archive is slower than gph one.
If you want a simple solution you can create a batch on your sd which launch NAND MPLAYER.
No need to reinstall something, just create a "shortcut"

After you can launch your shortcut from everywhere with enexfi

Edit:
I've just creat a little shortcut, it work perfectly from enexfi, you can download it here
http://jycet.perso.cegetel.net/programmes/mplayer.gpe
and past it where you want in your SD.

You can edit this shortcut and modify it to launch another application from GPH or NOT