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The patches for libdvdread and libdvdnav work fine as long as I obtain the correct versions. On the other hand, I can't get the mplayer patch to work at all. I'm using patch < mplayer-gekko.diff. I get complaints like the following:
The patches for libdvdread and libdvdnav work fine as long as I obtain the correct versions. On the other hand, I can't get the mplayer patch to work at all. I'm using patch < mplayer-gekko.diff. I get complaints like the following:
−Patching file config.h<br>
+Patching file config.h<br />
−can't find file to patch at input line 1606<br>
+can't find file to patch at input line 1606<br />
−Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?<br>
+Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?<br />
−The text leading up to this was:<br>
+The text leading up to this was:<br />
−<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br>
+<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br />
−|Index: stream/stream_dvd.c<br>
+|Index: stream/stream_dvd.c<br />
−|===================================================================<br>
+|===================================================================<br />
−|--- stream/stream_dvd.c (revision 27458)<br>
+|--- stream/stream_dvd.c (revision 27458)<br />
−|+++ stream/stream_dvd.c (working copy)<br>
+|+++ stream/stream_dvd.c (working copy)<br />
−<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br>
+<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br />
−File to patch: stream/stream_dvd.c<br>
+File to patch: stream/stream_dvd.c<br />
−patching file stream/stream_dvd.c<br>
+patching file stream/stream_dvd.c<br />
−can't find file to patch at input line 1628<br>
+can't find file to patch at input line 1628<br />
−Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?<br>
+Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?<br />
−The text leading up to this was:<br>
+The text leading up to this was:<br />
−<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br>
+<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br />
−|Index: stream/stream.c<br>
+|Index: stream/stream.c<br />
−|===================================================================<br>
+|===================================================================<br />
−|--- stream/stream.c (revision 27458)<br>
+|--- stream/stream.c (revision 27458)<br />
−|+++ stream/stream.c (working copy)<br>
+|+++ stream/stream.c (working copy)<br />
−<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br>
+<nowiki>--------------------------</nowiki><br />
−File to patch:<br>
+File to patch:<br />
At which point I give up.
At which point I give up.
−: Your problem is the patch level. Try supplying it with the -p option, e.g., patch -p0 < /path/to/patch or if that doesn't work, patch -p1 < /path/to/patch. That said, the diff is very crudly done and contains generated files as well as pure source files, so applying it to the svn trunk and building that is not as easy as it should be. It would be very nice if this could be cleaned up. --[[User:SimonKagstrom|SimonKagstrom]] 09:16, 17 January 2009 (UTC)
+: Your problem is the patch level. Try supplying it with the -p option, e.g., patch -p0 < /path/to/patch or if that doesn't work, patch -p1 < /path/to/patch. That said, the diff is very crudly done and contains generated files as well as pure source files, so applying it to the svn trunk and building that is not as easy as it should be. It would be very nice if this could be cleaned up. --[[User:SimonKagstrom|SimonKagstrom]] 09:16, 17 January 2009 (UTC)
== Zoom option for widescreen dvds ==
== Zoom option for widescreen dvds ==
−;For some reason, when I view widescreen versions of dvds, they only go as wide as the "full screen" version of the same video. The result is that the viewable area is greatly reduced; the video is shrunk proportionately and not squeezed. Is there a way to zoom in so the width of a "full screen" dvd is extended to the widescreen width?
+;For some reason, when I view widescreen versions of dvds, they only go as wide as the "full screen" version of the same video. The result is that the viewable area is greatly reduced; the video is shrunk proportionately and not squeezed. Is there a way to zoom in so the width of a "full screen" dvd is extended to the widescreen width?
== Read files from DVD ==
== Read files from DVD ==
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== New Qs ==
== New Qs ==
−;I'm not a MPlayer guru (yet), but I noticed a lot of config options pertaining to network support in the source (specifically, cfg-common-opts.h). This port obviously doesn't use the stream directive ala [[Homebrew_apps/MPlayerWii|MPlayerWii]]. Is there a different method or is streaming disabled? --[[User:Sli|Sli]] 07:42, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
+;I'm not a MPlayer guru (yet), but I noticed a lot of config options pertaining to network support in the source (specifically, cfg-common-opts.h). This port obviously doesn't use the stream directive ala [[Homebrew apps/MPlayerWii|MPlayerWii]]. Is there a different method or is streaming disabled? --[[User:Sli|Sli]] 07:42, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
;Sorry for the silly question, but I am new to the scene and very interested in porting other GNU projects to the Wii. I am having issues building from sources. I have installed git's libogc, libdvdread & libdvdnav from svn, both patches applied (libdvdnav-gekko.diff y libdvdread-gekko.diff). I succesfully built & installed libdi in $DEVKITPRO/libogc/lib/wii/libdi.a.
;Sorry for the silly question, but I am new to the scene and very interested in porting other GNU projects to the Wii. I am having issues building from sources. I have installed git's libogc, libdvdread & libdvdnav from svn, both patches applied (libdvdnav-gekko.diff y libdvdread-gekko.diff). I succesfully built & installed libdi in $DEVKITPRO/libogc/lib/wii/libdi.a.