thiago dias
(usa Arch Linux)
Enviado em 19/04/2012 - 10:25h
Cara, se não tá rolando ver filmes em fullhd porque perde a sincronização áudio/vídeo/legenda, te aconselho a usar o mplayer, com a seguinte config:
~/.mplayer/config:
ao="alsa" #audio out
mixer-channel="Master"
srate=48000
# really-quiet="1" #Very very little console output
vo="xv" #video out
zoom="1" #Allow sofware scaling if I use x11 for vo
aid="1" #audio channel
sid="0" #subtitle set
#Display
double="yes" #double buffering(recommended for subtitles)
monitoraspect="16:9" #I'm on a widescreen laptop so keeps 4:3 content from stretching
framedrop="1" # For slow machines
hardframedrop="0" #Make sure hard frame drop is off but can turn on easily now
#subtitle code
#Truetype fonts rock! (sudo apt-get msttcorefonts)
font=/usr/share/fonts/TTF/impact.ttf
ffactor="4" #black outline
sub-bg-alpha="0" #background color ala closed captions
sub-bg-color="0" #black to white
subfont-text-scale="2.5" #truetype font scaling
subfont-blur="1" #Slight blur
# Text-based subtitles
#=====================
# Find subtitle files. (1: load all subs containing movie name)
sub-fuzziness=1
#This sets the postprocessing into overdrive using all possible spare cpu cycles to make the movie look better
autoq=100
vf=pp=de,hqdn3d
subpos="90" #By default subtitles are too low
# Set subtitle alignment at its position. (2: bottom)
subalign=2
# Set font size. (2: proportional to movie width)
subfont-autoscale=2
#always keep mplayer on top
ontop="1"
#turns off xscreen saver...maybe
stop-xscreensaver="yes"
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Deste jeito, se ele der trancadinhas, pelo menos o mplayer vai sincronizar automaticamente. Foi o que aconteceu comigo.
Vê se te adianta.
No mais, a tua contagem tá maior que a minha, que eram 600 FPS, em tela cheia, claro.
Abraço