Talk:Mplayer vdpau script

-vo vdpau works fine with all (?) filters, so please remove this page: It is only misleading. --Ce 14:26, 12 December 2010 (EST)

For me (the one who was talking to someone on #mplayer about it, which led him to create this page), that is not the case - both crop and cropdetect result in the video not actually being played and vdpau getting all confused. Perhaps it's actually the use of vdpau in conjunction with ff*vdpau video codecs that causes it - in which case, if you can give me a way to stop it using those codecs when there is a video filter specified, I'd gladly use it. Muzer 14:42, 15 December 2010 (EST)

I'd just like to add that we don't accept such crap in any of the repositories on mplayerhq, and I will certainly not accept bug-reports for it. (But if it works for you: Great!)--Ce 21:33, 15 December 2010 (EST)

just a few points:

* I never asked for it to be in the repository, nor did I ask for you to accept bug reports about a user-created shell script (I'm assuming you're referring to the shell script as opposed to the issue that caused me to write it)

* What's crap is that an mplayer video output plugin or video codec (I am unsure which as I haven't had time on a computer to test) fails in a horrible way when asked to do something it doesn't like rather than failing gracefully (or working). Considering your vagueness I can't tell whether you haven't noticed my problem, think I'm lying, haven't had time to think about it or just don't think an error like this is worth caring about. Muzer 12:49, 16 December 2010 (EST)