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Re: [Bino-list] My tests: reaching for smooth playback of full-sbs HD vi


From: Pedro Silva Pinto
Subject: Re: [Bino-list] My tests: reaching for smooth playback of full-sbs HD video w/ subtitles
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2012 13:18:37 +0100

Hi Martin!

You're right, switching off the "inhibit the screensaver" option seems to
stop the hang ups.
Both Mplayer and VLC play the video + subtitles flawlessly.
Sorry about the subtitle parallax thing; I didn't see it! :)

Regards

Pedro

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Martin Lambers
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Subject: Re: [Bino-list] My tests: reaching for smooth playback of full-sbs
HD video w/ subtitles

Hi Pedro!

On Thu, 5 Apr 2012 03:20:26 +0100, Pedro Silva Pinto wrote:
> sometimes the program hangs when I switch to full screen.

Does this go away if you switch off "inhibit the screensaver" in
Preferences->Fullscreen? It helps on my system.

> In conclusion, is there any special reason why playback with subtitles 
> has such a poor performance? Does it happen just to me for some 
> reason, or development hasn't reached the point yet where these issues 
> will be resolved? I cannot help with programming skills but am 
> available for testing.

Subtitle rendering happens in software (via LibASS) in screen resolution.
This should be fast enough, but I don't use subtitles myself so I seldom
test this.

Can Mplayer or VLC play the same half-width SBS video plus subtitles in your
setup without frame drops? If so, Bino clearly has a performance problem
somewhere that we should find and fix. If not, then the limiting factor is
likely LibASS (which mplayer and VLC also use), and there is little we can
do about that.

> Just a final question: do you have plans to add subtitle parallax 
> control to the gui, in the future? Am using command line for the 
> moment.

This is already available under Preferences->Current Video Settings.

Regards,
Martin




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