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    RPM: mplayer with vdpau support

    If you have a GeForce 8 video card or above, and you want to enjoy HD Video. you can try mplayer with vdpau support easily.

    I have built RPMS for mplayer with vdpau support. You just need to install these packages.

    Here is the download URL:
    mplayer:http://rpm4fc-cn.googlecode.com/file....fc10.i386.rpm
    mencoder:http://rpm4fc-cn.googlecode.com/file....fc10.i386.rpm
    mplayer-gui:http://rpm4fc-cn.googlecode.com/file....fc10.i386.rpm



    configure steps, I use gnome-mplayer


    Last edited by liangsuilong; 1st March 2009 at 09:42 AM.

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    wow thanks, but could You provide source rpms?
    I'm using 64 bit fedora and I would prefer to use native binaries for my system instead of i386 one...

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    yeah.. x86_64 binarys welcome.. also u can post src rpms

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    I am so sorry that I am too late to provide src rpm. Because these days I am working for building package for shutter which was called gscrot formally. Also my campus network is too too slow. I try to upload these file many times but it is failed.

    So Here is SRPM URL:
    http://rpm4fc-cn.googlecode.com/file...n.fc10.src.rpm

    the package is based on mplayer-export-20090226. You can download the latest subversion exports. Another words, I can not make sure the RPM package is rebuilt successfully. I try to do it many times. most of them is failed. That my friend doing it is still failed. No one can answer him why. Haha!

    At last: I suggest that you should install the latest version nvidia drivers manually. Also you can install these from RPMFusion. Remember to install devel packages.

    Good luck to you!

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    Thank you, thank you, thank you!

    This works fabulously! Now I have only 2-3% CPU usage on 1080P HD video trailers I tested!

    Before I got 50-80%, audio-video sync issues and occasional stuttering...

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    Does anyone have a package for Fedora 11?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cptnobvious999
    Does anyone have a package for Fedora 11?
    Here are four MPlayer packages with vdpau option. I uploaded them on fileshare server the filename is mplayer-vdpau-1.0-0.109.20090329

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    Is it possible to provide RPMS for 64 bit?? Or source RPM of the above files??

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    Update: I got source RPM and I am trying to build package for mplayer with VDPAU for Fedora 11 64 bit. I will post my packages when (if!) successful.

    Ok build successful. Here is the link
    http://www.speedyshare.com/448532515.html
    Last edited by aniketv; 12th June 2009 at 02:40 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aniketv
    Update: I got source RPM and I am trying to build package for mplayer with VDPAU for Fedora 11 64 bit. I will post my packages when (if!) successful.

    Ok build successful. Here is the link
    http://www.speedyshare.com/448532515.html
    Nice, great work.. I'm going to try these out.
    - Phanteks Enthoo Luxe, AMD Ryzen 5900X, Liquid Freezer 360 AIO, 32GB DDR4, MSI-x570 Tomahawk, AMD Radeon 6950 XT running Windows 11
    - CHUWI CoreBox Mini PC, Intel i3-1215U 16GB DDR4 512GB SSD running Fedora 39

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    An update to my x86_64 packages, the archive is somehow wrongly named .bz extension, its actually a gz file, so please use tar -xvzf to unzip it. Sorry for the trouble.

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    Great. And here's the ffmpeg package with vdpau enabled

    http://www.speedyshare.com/555501921.html

    Test the vdpau support in ffmeg with
    Code:
    ffmpeg -formats|grep vdpau
    Edit: added mplayer test
    Code:
    mplayer -vo help|grep vdpau
    mplayer -vc help|grep vdpau
    Last edited by nicholas.urfe; 15th June 2009 at 08:58 PM.

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    I downloaded the i386 rpms for fedora10 and installed them on my fedora 10 desktop, but my CPU is still 100% and the videos still skip. I ran the command:
    gmplayer -vo vdpau trailer-test.mkv

    I am able to use Media Player Classic on this same hardware running Windows XP and Windows7 beta, and I get really great performance, and ~30% cpu usage.

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    Kai, is your GPU supported (8xxx or higher)?

    You also have to use the binary drivers from nvidia (from the rpmfusion nonfree repository)..

    If that's the case, please post the outpuf of:

    Code:
    mplayer -vo help|grep vdpau
    mplayer -vc help|grep vdpau
    PS: -vo is not enough, use the -vc option, too.

    Edit: if you don't want to use the -vo vdpau -vc xxx option each time, just edit the config file located in your directory (~/.mplayer/config) and add this:

    Code:
    vo=vdpau,xv,
    vc=ffh264vdpau,ffmpeg12vdpau,ffvc1vdpau,ffwmv3vdpau, 
    ao=pulse
    Mplayer will try to run this configuration first (don't forget the trailing ",").
    Last edited by nicholas.urfe; 21st June 2009 at 06:40 PM.

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