SYNOPSIS
libplayer-test [options ...] [files ...]DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the libplayer-test command.libplayer-test is a command-line media player which uses libplayer as a backend. It is mainly used to test and exercise libplayer capabilities.
OPTIONS
- -h --help
- this help
- -p --player <player>
- specify the player (mplayer|xine|vlc|gstreamer)
- -a --audio <audioout>
- specify the audio output (alsa|oss|pulse|null)
- -g --video <videoout>
- specify the video output (x11|sdl:x11|xv|gl|vdpau|fb|directfb|vaapi|null)
- -g --quality <level>
- specify the picture quality (0|1|2, best to worse)
- -v --verbose
- increase verbosity
Default values are dummy player, auto video and auto audio output.
Commands to use libplayer-test:
- #
- change playback mode (auto or single)
- .
- change loop value and mode
- ,
- enable/disable shuffle on the playlist
- %
- write a text on the OSD
- k
- enable/disable OSD
- +/-
- increase/decrease speed
- ]/[
- audio delay +/- 100 ms
- 0/9
- increase/decrease volume
- m
- set/unset mute
- 2/1
- 5s forward/backward
- 3/4
- previous/next audio track
- 5/6
- previous/next subtitle
- 7/8
- previous/next TV analog channel
- {/}
- previous/next radio channel
- (/)
- previous/next chapter
- u
- toggle subtitle visibility
- a
- change aspect ratio (original/16:9)
- l
- load a stream in the playlist
- v
- print properties and metadata of the current stream
- j
- take a video snapshot of a specific time position
- y
- select a radio channel
- z
- select a TV channel
- i
- print current time position
- p
- start a new playback
- o
- pause/unpause the current playback
- s
- stop the current playback
- b
- start the previous stream in the playlist
- n
- start the next stream in the playlist
- c
- continue with the next stream accordingly to the playback mode
- r
- remove the current stream of the playlist
- t
- remove all streams of the playlist
- q
- quit libplayer-test
Commands for dvdnav:
- ARROWS
- menu navigation
- BACKSPACE
- return to menu
- ENTER
- select
AUTHOR
libplayer was written by Benjamin Zores <[email protected]> and Mathieu Schroeter <[email protected]>.This manual page was written by Davide Cavalca <[email protected]>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).