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If enabling mencoder then probably should have in your checkinstall command

--provides "mplayer,mencoder"

Tried lubuntu last night (very quick - I tend forget how fast Ubuntu used to be

mplayer2 is installed by default so if building an mplayer(svn) you'd want to remove it first

Just to note - on...

Just to note - starting with checkinstall 1.6.2-3ubuntu1 fstrans is now disabled by default again

* I'm gathering that if the wiki deal proceeds that a link to & support of can remain here, ect.

Will have to give a test

Edit: works fine (ffwmall

(- currently an opencore* issue, did build without it

That seems to be what will happen with the latest live555 when doing in 12.04 -
The repo liblivemedia works ok or one could not build live555 support if it doesn't clear up or some other solution.

Ron999 may know better but just to mention - what may come up is that a mencoder enabled mplayer build may fail if x264* isn't current, so at times users would 1st. need to build a new x264 before...

Ron - synaptic only will show an installed package, in this case mplayer

The test of the '--provides ' checkinstall option is if a mencoder dependency is satisfied when installing a package that...

svn stuff
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/smplayer/index.php?title=Download_from_SVN
build
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/smplayer/index.php?title=Building_on_Linux

I'd just do as...

You could try this - (there are other ways

sudo apt-get build-dep smplayer

mkdir umplayer_build; cd umplayer_build; \
svn co...

If you're not using or plan to use jack then you don't need it at all.
Most recent ubuntu/debian packages that have a libjack* dependency can use either, as can, in this case mplayer

Most...

You could try installing libenca-dev if not already installed, though why not just build mplayer2 the default way?
Basically outlined in post 261, 262, though I'd use checkinstall and likely set it...

Both are still showing though the 'old' mplayer depends on different ffmpeg libs.
Likely they'll drop the older mplayer and the 0.6.X ffmpeg and libs sooner than later

As a side note mplayer2 has been added to 11.10's repo, and is mt enabled thru the shared ffmpeg libs (libavcodec53, ect.

I'm on the road w/ just a laptop that has 11.10, but did try both building using the system ffmpeg libs (4.0.7, libav source) and just using the built-in scripts to statically link

Both worked...

It's the libass version, either you'd build and install the current one or just add to your -

./configure --disable-***
(Where *** is the word we never can use here

cd to the mplayer dir., run ./configure and ck. the result. If good then run a make, ect.
If not then take care of and again run a ./configure, make, ect.
(your main concern may be liba-ss support

Could be worth some consideration - though you could continue to use ripps ppa or build the mplayer2 source youself
some basic diff's page
http://www.mplayer2.org/comparison.html

Did notice that...

As far as umplayer and local cache -
I guess it's not an issue for some, at least here it does create huge issues

Anyway - the new src has gone and upped the cache, this makes the build script...

sorta well off the beaten path -
personally have a lot of fun with the unity launcher and custom icon, quicklists, launcher icon menus ect.

An interesting thing for mplayer is to create a D&D...

Was having some significant issues with umplayer playing local files, at the time using the mplayer daily ppa package.
Using the ubuntu default packages worked fine, so went ahead a built a new...

Had some issues w/ the makefile and umplayer itself on a beta 2 install so am doing on a fairly fresh 11/05 install -- release+ updates (race on D&D into umplayer window)

It builds fine w/ your...

Don't know if it's anything to do w/ the previous, more in general
If ones setup is vdpau capable then mplayer will always default to a vo of vdpau
So that's something to take into consideration...

Not exactly sure, don't use smplayer much. Maybe you could make use of a profile.
For example here all the .avi's I have are better w/ xv than vdpau. So in that case I can use a simple extension...

As it turned out the issue w/ mplayer was with the nouveau 3d drivers. Atm in natty if one wanted to test fully up to date then nouveau is the only way with nvidia.
When using only the 2d nouveau...

A bit of disappointment here w/ mplayer performance on 11.04 on the limited hardware sample available here
(whether this is hardware related or not obviously can't tell yet, though many times in...