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matroska viewing
Posted: 2010-12-14, 09:55 UTC
by Phr3d
at the risk of coming off a complete moron, considering my constant begs for NO New Features if they will slow TC down:
if matroska viewing could be added to the F3 list capabilities, it would be most appreciated. I realize that it is a container, but hope that it will simplify viewing myriad content.
I know, prolly not.
Thank You.
Posted: 2010-12-14, 10:36 UTC
by ND
I think that's more the job for a lister plugin, such as mplayer4tc (
http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/mplayer4tc.html).
Posted: 2010-12-14, 22:49 UTC
by Phr3d
I'll give it a try.. always appreciated F3's ability to quickly confirm the mysteriously-named file-on-the-LAN's contents, so thought I'd ask, but agreed, complexity for little universal benefit, most likely.
Thanx.
Posted: 2010-12-15, 03:05 UTC
by dott
I'll suggest you Mplayer2Lister (
http://en.totalcmd.pl/download/wlx/Mda/Mplayer)
based on mplayer4tc but rewritten on c++, really improved.
I use this ini file to fit my needs
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[configuration]
MplayerPath="%commander_path%\tools\mplayer\mplayer.exe"
Reread=1
;Mode: ;1 (normal), 2 (doublesize), 3 (fixedposition), 4 (storedposition)
Mode=2
MplayerParams="-nofs -vo directx -priority abovenormal -quiet -keepaspect -double -monitorpixelaspect 1 -ass -embeddedfonts -ass-line-spacing 0 -ass-font-scale 1.6 -ass-styles '%comander_path%\Tools\Mplayer\mplayer\styles.ass' -fontconfig -font 'ITCOfficinaSans LT Book' -subfont-autoscale 0 -subfont-osd-scale 20 -subfont-text-scale 20 -volume 88"
MplayerPostParams="-loop 0"
matroska is one of many media file types supported by mplayer.
Posted: 2011-03-06, 04:54 UTC
by Phr3d
sorry I missed your reply, hope you see this -
When I -F3- on a multimedia file, I get an error message, text in an unsupported language (russian?).
I can also get an additional popup that says 'cannot create process'.
Unfortunately, it replaced the built-in multimedia viewer, so I now have nothing.
Any idea what I did wrong? Upon adding it, I pointed it to the plugins\wlx\mplayer directory, selecting the file mplayer.wlx, placed your config info in wincmd.ini (modded to point to correct location).
Posted: 2011-07-12, 12:15 UTC
by adom_sapek
@Phr3d
at first I got same thing as you - black screen - but with a "hit and miss" method I mannaged to fix it:
make a file mplayer.ini in mplayer plugin folder. Below is mine:
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[configuration]
MplayerPath="f:\video\mPlayer\mplayer.exe"
Reread=1
Mode=1
MplayerParams="-vo directx -quiet -keepaspect"
MplayerPostParams="-loop 0"
make sure that first line: [configuration] is also included.
Hope that helps.