o t: playing dvd??

[David Bruzos]

Hi again:
You can use the "-quiet" flag to make MPlayer print less info to the terminal.  However, you will still get some 
messages you might not want.  To make it not print anything you can redirect all of the MPlayer output to /dev/null.  If 
you want to eliminate the error messages do: # mplayer -quiet file.ogg 2>/dev/null

Hope this helps!

David B.

On Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 04:46:25AM -0700, Steve Holmes wrote:
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> Is there a way to "simplify" the display in mplayer? What I refer to
> is all the scrolling messages about which codek was used and format
> detection and all that stuff.  Interesting while checking and
> debugging but I would be more interested in easily finding the file's
> tag information like it appears with zinf when using the -ncurses
> option.  Other than that, it is an excellent player.  Another bit of
> irony, I guess through library upgrades and such, my ability to play
> .ogg files is completely broken and I can't even use ogg123 but
> mplayer still steps right up there and plays them fine.  Guess I need
> to recompile my other Ogg stuff:).
> 
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