mplayer on mobile
i have videos with unsynchronised subtitle files.
mplayer has 'y' & 'g' to switch back & forth in subtitle stream (not between different subtitle streams). Question)Can anybody tell any mobile app that has same feature ? Question)Actually I want to have linux OS on mobile . From, what I know mobile has arm embedded processor not i386 . Debian has only built OS for that architecture . Has anybody managed to run debian on mobile ? I have read https://wiki.debian.org/Mobile . Is there anybody on this forum who has first hand experience ? |
What mobile OS are you asking about? Android, or something more like straight Linux?
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I think debian isn't related to android while currently most OS on mobiles are based on android.
Kernel of android is based on linux. I want debian desktop like experience on my mobile in question 2 . While question 1 is about 'yg' functionality of mplayer. |
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You can also port any Linux distro to a phone (with skills) using Scratchbox. However, key is still Kernel and Firmware, in particular firmware. If you find a good way to be able to use stock Android Kernels and Firmware with another custom install distro, I think you will be the hero of the community! If you want more info on software and media players etc for proper Linux mobiles I suggest you check out www.maemo.org If you want to get involved, Plasma Active desktop for tablets and mobiles is a good place. Also the "mer" GNU/Linux distro for mobiles is a place to look into. In the very end it is well worth looking into Jolla and Sailfish. |
zeebra , that is alright.
Anybody know of mobile player that supports yg functionality like mplayer assuming subtitles are not synced & delaying or advancing or changing frame rate does not help. |
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