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Windows hints as discussed on mplayer-cygwin

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to compile the DirectX video output driver.</P>
<P>QuickTime DLLs and Real Win32 codecs (not Real Linux codecs) also work.
Compile with <CODE>--enable-qtx</CODE>
and <CODE>--enable-real</CODE> and put the codecs into the
default Windows DLL location, <CODE>C:\WINNT\system32</CODE> or
<CODE>C:\Windows\system</CODE> depending on your Windows version.</P>
Compile with <CODE>--enable-qtx</CODE> and <CODE>--enable-real</CODE> and
put the codecs into the default Windows DLL location,
<CODE>C:\WINNT\system32</CODE> or <CODE>C:\Windows\system</CODE> depending
on your Windows version. We have had some reports that Real DLLs need to be
writable by the user running MPlayer, but only on some systems.</P>
<P>The Cygwin/MinGW console is rather slow. Redirecting output or using the
<CODE>-quiet</CODE> option has been reported to improve performance on some
systems. Direct rendering (<CODE>-dr</CODE>) may also help. You can prevent
OSD flicker through double buffering with the <CODE>-double</CODE> option.
If playback is jerky, try <CODE>-autosync 100</CODE>. If some of
these options help you, you may want to put them in your config file.</P>
<P>There are precompiled binary versions made by Sascha Sommer available for
download from
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<P><CODE>mplayer dvd://&lt;title&gt; -dvd-device '\\.\d:'</CODE></P>
<P>The Cygwin console is rather slow. Redirecting output or using the
<CODE>-quiet</CODE> option has been reported to improve performance.</P>
<H3><A NAME="mingw">6.6.2 MinGW</A></H3>

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@ -281,8 +281,19 @@ since QNX has only X <emphasis>emulation</emphasis> which is VERY slow. Use SDL.
<para>QuickTime DLLx and Real Win32 codecs (not Real Linux codecs) also work.
Compile with <option>--enable-qtx</option>
and <option>--enable-real</option> and put the codecs into the
default Windows DLL location, <filename class="directory">C:\WINNT\system32</filename> or
<filename class="directory">C:\Windows\system</filename> depending on your Windows version.</para>
default Windows DLL location,
<filename class="directory">C:\WINNT\system32</filename> or
<filename class="directory">C:\Windows\system</filename> depending on your
Windows version. We have had some reports that Real DLLs need to be
writable by the user running MPlayer, but only on some systems.</para>
<para>The Cygwin/MinGW console is rather slow. Redirecting output or using
the <option>-quiet</option> option has been reported to improve performance
on some systems. Direct rendering (<option>-dr</option>) may also help.
You can prevent OSD flicker through double buffering with the
<option>-double</option> option. If playback is jerky, try
<option>-autosync 100</option>. If some of these options help you, you
may want to put them in your config file.</para>
<para>There are precompiled binary versions made by Sascha Sommer available for
download from
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<screen>mplayer dvd://&lt;title&gt; -dvd-device '\\.\d:'</screen>
<para>The Cygwin console is rather slow. Redirecting output or using the
<option>-quiet</option> option has been reported to improve performance.</para>
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