@MickJT For all of my AmigaOS projects I got the fastest results with -Os. Reason: The PPC CPUs used for AmigaOS have very small caches, compared to x64 CPUs for example. Theoretically slower (no loop-unrolling, etc.), but smaller code may fit completely into the caches, while "faster" but larger code doesn't. The result is that small, but less optimized code can be faster on such systems. Using cross-module/source optimizations (IIRC enabled with -O3 and -O4) and LTO can make it even worse. Note1: I only optimized code for G2 (603/604), G3 (750), G4 (74xy) and 405 based CPUs (440/460), but not for the PA6T-1682M nor P5020/40, which may behave completely different. Note2: Code which is fast on real hardware may be slow on emulation such as WinUAE and QEmu, and the other way round.
I went back through and found a news video that stopped playing prematurely without the cache change - stopping around 4m11s instead of playing to the full 4m33s. Unfortunately, while it happened a couple times, it wasn't consistent. :/
Then I tried setting the cache to 20480 as suggested. It most often meant there was a 15-20 second delay before playing, but I also didn't see the premature shut-off in a repeated plays. Maybe it was the inconsistency at play?
I also tried playing that video with a January 2020 build from Mick and it repeatedly played the video to the end.
When I wasn't playing the video with the 20480 setting in the config file, I renamed the config file out of view to avoid any other deviations.
I also made a point not to do any seeking back or forwards to try to keep that variable out of the mix when playing.
Sorry I didn't come up with a more clearcut results or clues.
I did some tests with MPlayer only if I use -cpu750cx not altivec the video goes full screen. If I use -cpu 7457 the video remains in the window even if the window can be maximized but it does not go full screen. You probably talked about it, I'm not aware of it ?
Thank you
And on the pedestal these words appear: "I am Ozimandias, King of Kings. Look at my works, O mighty ones, and despair."
Nothing else remains. Around the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and naked, The lonely and level sands stretch far away.
@pjs I checked on my settings that I have. On these settings I checked your video 3x works fine (YouTube URL Extractor script and aiostreams) I took a screen shot because it was easier You can check with: forceidx = 1 cache-min = 1 cache= 8192
Thank you for your help
@white
Recently @Maijestro noticed this problem. I think we are the only ones using mplayer under QEMU Pegasos 2 G4. It seems that with smaller sizes and changed under QEMU SDL1 it is not possible to switch the screen properly. Try stretching the window to a larger size and switch.
I don't know if this can help you in any way Here I am using -cpu 7457 with ALTIVEC in Full-Screen.
I used MPlayer GUI to pass parameters. You can also see a .log in the window The video can be seen in Full-Screen, perhaps with your skills you can further improve this function.
Please note that I use the resolution: 2048x1152
in this case the video is full screen at 1920x1080 Thanks for this player.
Even though I lived in Germany for a few years ( For a period in Stuttgart and then in CuxHaven on the North Sea. ) First time in my life seeing the sun at 10-11 in the evening. Handsome
I would be happy if you made a tutorial on its use. Association of Player settings etc.
While I'm at it, let me ask you how the script you use to close all the Workbench windows at the same time works.
Thank you.
Edited by white on 2024/5/6 11:55:36 Edited by white on 2024/5/6 11:56:20
And on the pedestal these words appear: "I am Ozimandias, King of Kings. Look at my works, O mighty ones, and despair."
Nothing else remains. Around the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and naked, The lonely and level sands stretch far away.
I have all the Italian channel lists and would like to use them and adapt them if possible. or I don't know if there is any other program to do this.
I watched their video it runs fantastic on their system. Thanks for the video
Mediathek is developed by a German user (evil) on os4Welt.de and at the moment only registered members on os4Welt get access to the program.
The original source of the author is http://evil.bplaced.net/index.php?name=Mediathek&page=About but the version that is offered there is unfortunately a bit older and does not provide TV streaming. I have already asked evil to give me a current source so that I can link to it.
If you are interested I would do the English and Italian (Italian was your language, wasn't it?) translation. TV streams and thumpnails would then only have to be added, which can be done directly via Mediathek without any problems.
The streams can be played with FFPlayer/Emotion/MPlayer.
For now, you should pass "-loglevel quiet" to FFPlay to ensure that the streams are loaded very quickly and there is no unnecessary shell output.
Try this out.
FFPlay -loglevel quit path/to/stream
Resolutions can be forced in the window with "-x" "-y"
For the updated Mediathek version of os4Welt.de (evil) maybe try asking if it can be put on OSdepot. So maybe a more updated version can be used.
I've already asked him about it, but he wants to make it available on his website/server so he doesn't have to do too many updates on different sources.
Maybe tomorrow I can give you a source with the current version to try out.
MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE
Figured I should follow up on the sporadic issue of static YT streams ending a few seconds (5-15secs) before their proper ends....
I tried a bunch of different combinations of the suggested forceidx, cache-min & cache arguments in the config file, tried repeatedly playing the same streams over and over until YT seemed to lock me out (for the day).
Unfortunately, I still kept getting the sporadic early endings.
It's not the end of the world by any whatsoever means... All in all MPlayer has otherwise been working great.