I am on latest master under xubuntu 14.04. If I use the programmable renderer the conversion actually works properly and the video renders with the correct colours but as far as I checked the programmable renderer just does the same thing with what I am doing above which leads me to think that I have missed some intermediate step ? tUniformTexture("Vtex", mPlayer.getTexturePlanes(), 2) tUniformTexture("Utex", mPlayer.getTexturePlanes(), 1) tUniformTexture("Ytex", mPlayer.getTexturePlanes(), 0) Yuv.z = texture2DRect( Vtex, gl_TexCoord.st ).r Yuv.y = texture2DRect( Utex, gl_TexCoord.st ).r Yuv.x = texture2DRect( Ytex, gl_TexCoord.st ).r For xUbuntu 21.10 run the following: Keep in mind that the owner of the key may distribute updates, packages and repositories that your system will trust. I would expect this to perform properly the conversion: I would like to reproduce the same effect on the traditional ofGLRenderer since for various reasons I have to stick with legacy for now. So, the programmable renderer now does the colorspace conversion on the gpu if you set the pixel format of the player to default. Then again, I just installed it today and haven't had much of a chance to try various things yet.I am probably missing something obvious here but maybe someone has a quick explanation before I start getting deeper on this. To start with some basic tools are required, we will also create our build directory: Build tools.
MPLAYER XUBUNTU HOW TO
I also haven't tried the BlueTooth on it either. This guide aims to demonstrate how to build the development version of MPlayer under the latest release version of Ubuntu, currently this guide is aimed at Quantal Quetzal. Running MPlayer on windows to watch video clips instead of windows media player can save a lot of time and effort ensuring you have the correct codecs. I use the ethernet for my connection, so I'm not sure how the WiFi works.
MPLAYER XUBUNTU MOVIE
Just pull up Synaptic like normal, click on the packages, and click Apply. Ubuntu 16.04 ESM Packages mplayer - movie player for Unix-like systems Details It was discovered that MPlayer could be made to divide by zero when processing certain malformed media files. The repository has most all your favorite programs. I was previously using Fedora 9, and it was not nearly as nice as this. If you're used to using Xubuntu on your PC, you should have no trouble using it on the PS3. The OS is something that shouldn't be noticeable.
So far I haven't seen anything to make me aware that I'm on a PS3 as opposed to a regular PC. The PS3 version installs without a hitch and runs just like the regular Xubuntu. I had already installed Xubuntu 9.04 for the AMD64 on my main system, and for the i386 on my CoreDuo system. So how does this version stack up? Quite well.
MPLAYER XUBUNTU INSTALL
You'll find "xubuntu-9.04-alternate-powerpc+ps3.iso" and the torrent for that iso a little way down the page. This guide details how to install the development version of MPlayer on the latest release version of Ubuntu Linux. With the release of Ubuntu 9.04 and it's derivatives, I've once again downloaded the community maintained PS3 version.
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