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This is a discussion on Surround sound in Linux within the PS3 Linux forums, part of the PS3 Main category; Hi everyone! I am new here, but I just got a ps3 and playing around with linux (and loving it ...
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Hi everyone! I am new here, but I just got a ps3 and playing around with linux (and loving it
).Has anyone got surround sound working on linux on the PS3? I've built mplayer and can pretty much stream all of my video files from my pc (avi, mpg, ts, wmv) through mplayer, but haven't had much luck getting 5.1 audio (tried all the command line options like -ac hwac3, -channels 6, etc). The performance is pretty good most of the time, but the lack of any 2d video acceleration really hurts playing videos through linux. Especially when you do any scaling or post-processing on hi-def video. Although I'm sure once people invest some time offloading that onto the spe's, it'll be sweet! Thanks for any help! |
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strange, here are some links i found that might be some help
http://alsa.opensrc.org/SurroundSound http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~bondhugu/alsamch.shtml http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Surround_Sound let me know if those help at all |
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I tried them out but no luck
All my device settings seem correct (from looking at the files in /proc/asound/*) and my configuration files in /etc/alsa/* all look fine too. Oh well, I'll just wait and see if anyone else can confirm they can get 5.1 sound working first before trying again. Thanks for all your help! |
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Squall dc,
Would you please inform how I can get the mplayer and get it work in PS3 in YD5? Can you just send me the excutable or I need to compile it by myself. If it is the case, would you please inform how I can compile it. Thanks. Hans |
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I've uploaded my compile of mplayer here:
mplayer.zip - 2.83MB Normal place to install this is to extract it to /usr/local/bin I've enabled subtitle support, but you will need to setup the font you want. Eg: ln -s /usr/local/enlightenment/share/enlightenment/data/fonts/Vera.ttf ~/.mplayer/subfont.ttf One example of using mplayer is: mplayer -framedrop -vsync -vo sdl -aspect 1.3333 my_widescreen_vid.avi You should play around with the command line arguments to see what suits you (you will need further command line arguments to use subtitles). If you want to recompile from source yourself, you can get the source from: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html |
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