On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:52:40 -0400 Ergzay <ergzay@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It really doesn't exist, huh? Dang, I had thought for sure there was > some possible way of doing it. Well, actually, there is... almost... depending on whether your hardware is up to the job, but it doesn't work quite as you want. With -vo gl and -vf tfields, you can output double frame-rate material directly. ie, output every field as a frame. Then, you can play telecined material just as if you were on an interlaced display (eg. a TV). Or with -vo xvmc, and 'Option "XvmcUsesTextures" "on" ' in your xorg.conf using the NVidia driver, you'll get about the same results as with -vo gl above, but with hardware accelerat.e decoding. With -vo xv, I think you can use -vf yadif=3 to get the same effect, with even worse performance than either of the above choices... There's probably some similar way to use vadpu, but I haven't gotten around to trying it yet. There are two great big footnotes to this, however. #1, you'll probably more than double the CPU requirements for playback, which just isn't an option with something like highdef H.264. And #2, the timing never seems to be quite right, and I get lots of aliasing noise, and fast objects like side-scrolling news tickers look horrible and unreadable.. Maybe it's because I'm always trying to output 60Hz material on an interlaced 60Hz TV, but in any case, that's been my experience with it... The best option available, but certainly not perfect. -- Don't trust me! I'm wrong! _______________________________________________ MPlayer-users mailing list MPlayer-users@xxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.mplayerhq.hu/mailman/listinfo/mplayer-users
