Pablo, did you change something in mplayer ? When playing a movie, and only then, I get the mouse X pointer. Both in my precompiled VIA frontend and on my GAR-compiled ASUS frontend (both last version I believe, maybe the VIA one is beta2 ?)
Maybe an option on mplayer command-line ? I'm searching ...
Minimyth 0.19 mplayer mouse cursor
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Strange, 0.18.1 does it too, but not 0.18beta2 on precompiled VIA version. And my other gar-compiled 0.18beta2 version was not doing it either.Pablo wrote:I have done very little with MPlayer. The last thing that I did with it was in late February when I added a security patch. What version were you using before, when it did not happen?
Am I the only one having that ? It's strange ! I don't think I ever changed anything in the config of both back and frontends ! If you have a clue I take it, cause I've made lots of tests already and can't find anything
Maybe the order that mplayer sends to X server to make the cursor disappear is not interpreted anymore ? Did you modified the xorg server part ?Pablo wrote:I have done very little with MPlayer. The last thing that I did with it was in late February when I added a security patch. What version were you using before, when it did not happen?
Yes, I upgraded from 6.8.2 to 7.0.gugux wrote:Maybe the order that mplayer sends to X server to make the cursor disappear is not interpreted anymore ? Did you modified the xorg server part ?Pablo wrote:I have done very little with MPlayer. The last thing that I did with it was in late February when I added a security patch. What version were you using before, when it did not happen?
Yes and no.gugux wrote:Oh, and I maybe found a "bug" : in dirs/etc/rc.d/init.d/audio, there is no audio initialization if MM_AUDIO_TYPE is REALTEK_ALC655 (that's my case), so no audio sound when minimyth is started.
It is a bug in that it does not initialize the audio. It is not a bug in that it is by design.
I do not have a motherboard with this audio chip, so I do not know what to set in order to make it work. If you can post what you need to set in order to make it work, I would be happy to add it to the audio init script.
Ah ok, I get it. I just added the 2 lines identical to the ones for ANALOG_AD1986A :Pablo wrote:Yes and no.gugux wrote:Oh, and I maybe found a "bug" : in dirs/etc/rc.d/init.d/audio, there is no audio initialization if MM_AUDIO_TYPE is REALTEK_ALC655 (that's my case), so no audio sound when minimyth is started.
It is a bug in that it does not initialize the audio. It is not a bug in that it is by design.
I do not have a motherboard with this audio chip, so I do not know what to set in order to make it work. If you can post what you need to set in order to make it work, I would be happy to add it to the audio init script.
REALTEK_ALC655)
amixer set 'PCM' 90% unmute
amixer set 'Master' 90% unmute
That's for analog, I can't test digital mode, and I don't know if in analog+digital I should have sound on my analog out ?
Ok, thanks. Anyway, I think I will recompile everything to see if it still happens.Pablo wrote:When I launch mplayer from a telnet window, I do not see a mouse cursor on my ASUS board. I will test it on my VIA board when I get a chance.gugux wrote:Pablo, could you test playing a video with -vo xv options of mplayer and tell me if you have the mouse cursor or not ? That kills me !