Movieplayer For The Gp2x

[Shikaku]

Heres the latest version of the modified movieplayer for the GP2X, heres all the release info:

modified version from official GPH mplayer.

* Change Logs
- third
add zoom function for wide resolution movie. push Select button to change zoom size.
add tv-out support, but don't work zoom function.

- second
extracted subtitle setting to mp2x.ini file.

- first
added liba52-cvs(fixed point mode), libfaad2 library.
changed internal font to unicode font.
fixed some bugs.

* License
This program is under the GPL, see http://www.fsf.org/ for more info.
Full source code is included zip file.

* Subtitle Setting(in mp2x.ini)
- lang : encoding charset(reference by http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/)
- left, right, top, bottom : margin of subtitle
- base : base position of top align
- font_red, font_green, font_blue : font color
- outline_red, outline_green, outline_blue : outline color

Download: MV2

 

[reaper79]

Nice. A zoom for widescreen format movies? That's an interesting option.

 

[Vimacs]

great, finaly tv-out support, that poststam image was annoying.

 

[JyuOH]

wow it can zoom!! -_-





Sorry for the sarcasm but I was expecting something a tad bit different.

 

[Butchke]

I find it very useful actually. good work.

 

[LordFu]

OMG, zoom! That's a great feature for widescreen movies! Thanks!

 

[Shikaku]

OMG, zoom! That's a great feature for porn movies! Thanks!

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

:lol: :lol:

 

[LordFu]

rofl!

 

[Mr. Pointless]

Is this mean to be run from SD?

 

[LordFu]

Yep, it should show up under games.

 

[Mr. Pointless]

It's a GPU file so it shows under Utils.

I just spotted the other thread anyways which explains how to replace the original.

 

[Nekki]

I find that this version doesn't perform as well as the standard player - for example, in an episode of Family Guy, there's a panning shot at the beginning of the episode which is noticeably jerkier with the newer version. Anyone else experience anything similar? Is this performance difference possibly because I'm running the application from a bog-standard SD rather than the NAND?

 

[Shikaku]

I find that this version doesn't perform as well as the standard player - for example, in an episode of Family Guy, there's a panning shot at the beginning of the episode which is noticeably jerkier with the newer version. Anyone else experience anything similar? Is this performance difference possibly because I'm running the application from a bog-standard SD rather than the NAND?

rename to .gpe

 

[Ravnos]

How would renaming the file improve performance?

 

[Shikaku]

How would renaming the file improve performance?

Looks nice! But for some reason, the audio/video sync is off compared with the normal 2.0 firmware's movie player. BTW this is using DivX files.

Rename it to gpe and run it from the Games menu.

(yes it matters, the menu is still running while it is .gpu!)

Don't question Linux..

 

[Nekki]

I actually renamed it to .gpe the first time I tried it, but the performance was comparitively poor so I switched it back to .gpu and got exactly the same results.

 

[mdcobra]

I'm testing this latest version, but it is worse than the previous version :blink:
With the previous version I could play avi's with AC3!
Now it just gives the message "not supported file"

 

[dennis20014]

Sweet I'll have to check this out when I'm watchin some more of Ricky Bobby!