* translation path: '/usr/share/smplayer/translations' Translator::loadCatalog: successfully loaded smplayer_en_US from /usr/share/smplayer/translations Translator::loadCatalog: can't load qt_en_US from /usr/share/qt4/translations Translator::loadCatalog: can't load qt_en_US from /usr/share/smplayer/translations Preferences::load: config_version: 4, CURRENT_CONFIG_VERSION: 4 2) Don’t forget to turn off Repeat mode (not the one in Playlist window), it means single track repeat mode when you play a playlist.Global_init: config file: '/home/offir/.config/smplayer/smplayer.ini' Two things I want to add: 1) Because of SMPlayer, I know there is a hack to boost performance in MPlayer, -vo gl:yuv=2:force-pbo:ati-hack (For ATI cards only). That’s the most awesome feature, it will always play a video (or audio) in a way you want. If a video’s sound level is too low or too high, I use Equalizer to adjust.įor what I have done to a video, the changes (not including panning) are memorized by SMPlayer. Some (indie videos) have introduction part, so I use A-B Section (Repeat) to play only the main part.

I usually play a playlist of YouTube videos. I don’t have a resolution for this issue, and I haven’t tried to ask for one yet. There is only a slight problem, the OSD on top-left corner, likely would be cut off. You can use Alt+Arrow keys to pan the zoomed area. You won’t see any blank area if the video doesn’t contain blank border. Weeks ago, I found this Auto zoom Shift+W feature, it fills up the gap of video (and the gap of my life as well). So MPlayer + SMPlayer is the best combination in my opinion. You probably use VLC or Totem or something I have never heard, I can say 99% MPlayer is the best. There are some other frontends, such as MPlayer’s own GUI (depreciated), GNOME MPlayer, or KMPlayer.

SMPlayer is my favorite frontend for MPlayer.

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