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Old 07-29-2009, 12:52 AM   #1
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system call for mplayer

hi friends,
i am trying to play a mplayer in my code using system call .. but i dont know how to pause the current running mplayer using system call .. exressing space bar or "p" key button ...

please anybody help me ..
 
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i dont know how to pause the current running mplayer using system call
You don't want to use system calls but make a FIFO then make your app echo commands into it to control mplayer. Searching LQ will yield examples.
 
  


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