Originally Posted by madeSICC

What exactly is neon?


Froyo!!!......... its what's for dinner

NEON is instuction set which is very similar to MMX in Intel processors. NEON is available only in ARMv7 and above processors like snapdragon and cortex-a8

Works but no way to change screen size. Not as clear as rock player but the subs is a nice touch.

Originally Posted by madeSICC

What exactly is neon?

http://www.arm.com/products/processo...ogies/neon.php

Tested last version, when i try to play a 3gp file which was recorded with my HTC Desire, the screen is black for some seconds and after that i see the filelist again.. It only appears when neon is activated.

My desire owns a ARM Cortex A8 (ARMv7) which has neon support.
(http://www.arm.com/products/processo.../cortex-a8.php)

Any chance to get acceleration on Galaxy S? It seems that hummingbird doesn't support neon so video playing of mkv is not smooth.
And another question, is it possible to turn off subtitles during playback?

Thx

Originally Posted by batoo

Any chance to get acceleration on Galaxy S? It seems that hummingbird doesn't support neon so video playing of mkv is not smooth.
And another question, is it possible to turn off subtitles during playback?

Thx

turn off subtitle during playback is nice idea i will implement that

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So far you have ignored every single request to post the source code for the application, which you are required to, since mplayer and its associated libraries have been published under a license that requires you to do so.

I find this, to put it mildly, impolite.

Mplayer has been in development for more than 10 years and is in the fortunate position to have a large number of developers who have contributed to one of the most successful Open Source projects and who will most certainly continue to do so.

It baffles me to see that you are struggling to handle this port all on your own without even showing a remote interest in getting support from this group of developers. I can't see any advantages for you, only disadvantages and some of these are a real pain in the neck for you and your audience:

* Lack of central download location
* Complete lack of community support
* Lack of competent bug reports
* Lack of version and revision control

I strongly suggest that you rethink your development strategy and instead of annoying those who made your project possible in the first place you may want to consider taking part in the discussions on the mplayer mailing list and profit from the vast ocean of expert knowledge this community has amassed.

Open Source Software is about giving and taking and so far you have shown a distinct willingness to ignore the "Giving" part, which I find rather sad, given the fact that ignoring the requirements of the GPL does nothing more than annoy those who did all the work before you started coding in the first place.

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If you want my donation you need to release the source

Indeed, that is also the rule in the XDA forums as well

all DEV using Open Source specially GPL codes must release the source code to the community.

Originally Posted by DF5JT

So far you have ignored every single request to post the source code for the application, which you are required to, since mplayer and its associated libraries have been published under a license that requires you to do so.

I find this, to put it mildly, impolite.

Mplayer has been in development for more than 10 years and is in the fortunate position to have a large number of developers who have contributed to one of the most successful Open Source projects and who will most certainly continue to do so.

It baffles me to see that you are struggling to handle this port all on your own without even showing a remote interest in getting support from this group of developers. I can't see any advantages for you, only disadvantages and some of these are a real pain in the neck for you and your audience:

* Lack of central download location
* Complete lack of community support
* Lack of competent bug reports
* Lack of version and revision control

I strongly suggest that you rethink your development strategy and instead of annoying those who made your project possible in the first place you may want to consider taking part in the discussions on the mplayer mailing list and profit from the vast ocean of expert knowledge this community has amassed.

Open Source Software is about giving and taking and so far you have shown a distinct willingness to ignore the "Giving" part, which I find rather sad, given the fact that ignoring the requirements of the GPL does nothing more than annoy those who did all the work before you started coding in the first place.

M-Player is licenced under the GPL (Gnu Public Licence)

At this point, since this thread is not GPL compliant, it will be temporarily closed, pending source code being made available as the terms of the GPL licence stipulate.

When able to comply with the GPL, it will be re-opened. Until then, I'm afraid the forum rules will necessitate its continued closure.

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