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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers opening mulitple different videos with mplayer and placing them in x,y coordinates? Post 302377027 by pludi on Thursday 3rd of December 2009 01:17:56 AM
Old 12-03-2009
If mplayer supports the -g or -geometry option, you can probably use that. Try this to get a feeling for it:
Code:
xeyes -g +0+0 # Puts eyes in the top left corner
xeyes -g +0-0 # Puts eyes in the bottom left corner

and so on.
 

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DRADIO(1)							  DRadio Manuals							 DRADIO(1)

NAME
dradio - Danmarks Radio netradio player SYNOPSIS
dradio [--nologo] [--notitle] [MPLAYER_OPTIONS]... dradio --help, -h dradio --version DESCRIPTION
dradio is a Danmarks Radio (DR) netradio, podcast, and TV player. It is a terminal based frontend to mplayer(1) that collects the available channels/podcasts for convenient browsing. OPTIONS
MPLAYER_OPTIONS Options are passed to the mplayer child process, e.g. 'dradio -nocache' will turn off mplayer caching. See mplayer(1) for a descrip- tion of the available options. --help, -h Print help message and exit. --version Print the version number and exit. --nologo Do not show DR logo. --notitle Do not try to update the title/icon text of the terminal with the currently playing menu item name. KEYBOARD CONTROL
k/j or up/down Navigate menu 1 item up/down. ctrl-b/ctrl-f or pgup/pgdown Navigate menu 1 page up/down. / and * Decrease/increase volume. < and > Previous/next podcast. left and right Seek backward/forwards 1 minute in podcasts. shift-left and shift-right Seek backward/forward 10 minutes in podcasts. t Toggle show DR logo. p Toggle pause. q Quit. When playing streaming TV or video podcasts see mplayer(1) for keyboard controls. FILES
~/.config/dradio/menu.xml The menu configuration file. See dradio(5) for further details. ~/.config/dradio/out.log mplayer stdout is redirected here. ~/.config/dradio/err.log mplayer stderr is redirected here. ~/.config/dradio/input.conf The mplayer input.conf configuration file. See mplayer(1) for further details. http://www.dr.dk/netradio/wmp.asp DR netradio direct links page. http://www.dr.dk/Podcast DR podcast direct links page. AUTHOR
Jess Thrysoee <jess@thrysoee.dk> SEE ALSO
dradio(5), dradio-config(1), mplayer(1), ncurses(3NCURSES) DRadio JANUAR 2009 DRADIO(1)
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