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xine engine configuration
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These settings may be found on ~/.xine/config or ~/.gxine/config, depending on
which frontend you're using. The config file itself contains comments documenting
the config options as well so this might be an additional source of information.
Some frontends (like xine-ui and gxine) also have nice graphical config dialogs
which may be more convenient to use than editing the config file by hand. This
also means that it is a bad idea to edit the config file while a xine frontend
is running.
Some settings on setup dialog will require xine to be restarted to take effect.
Audio driver specific values:
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audio.alsa_default_device Device name used for mono.
(e.g. default)
audio.alsa_front_device Device name used for stereo.
(e.g. front)
audio.alsa_surround40_device Device name used for 4-channel.
(e.g. surround40)
audio.alsa_surround50_device Device name used for 5-channel.
(e.g. surround50)
audio.alsa_surround51_device Device name used for 6-channel.
(e.g. surround51)
audio.alsa_a52_device Device name used for a/52 passthrough.
(e.g. iec958:AES0=0x6,AES1=0x82,AES2=0x0,AES3=0x2)
audio.alsa_mmap_enable Enable mmap mode. 0 = Old mode, 1 = mmap mode.
Should use less cpu in mmap mode.
audio.driver audio driver to use, same as xine-ui's command line
option -A
(e.g. alsa, oss, arts, esd, sun)
audio.force_rate If non-zero, force audio output rate to specified
value for systems with braindead audio drivers that
don't properly communicate back what audio rates they
do support. The default value of 0 attempts to
automatically detect the optimum audio output rate
(e.g. use 44100 to force 44.1 KHz audio)
audio.resample_mode Adjust whether resampling is done or not.
1 force off
2 force on
Anything else sets it to auto.
audio.esd_latency latency between time of audio sample
output to esd and actual playback
in audio samples (default 30000)
use this to manually adjust a/v sync
for esd output
audio.speaker_arrangement audio speaker arrangement.
(e.g. Mono, Stereo, Headphones, A52_Passthru, Surround21,
Surround3, Surround4, Surround41, Surround5, Surround51,
Surround6, Surround61, Surround71.)
Not supported yet: Headphones, Surround21, Surround3,
Surround6, Surround61, Surround71.
audio.mixer_name Name of mixer device.
audio.mixer_volume 0..100%: Mixer volume.
audio.oss_sync_method Type of audio/video synchronization desired
auto: System attempts to automatically
detect the optimal type of audio/
video synchronization, with the
preference order being GETODELAY,
GETOPTR, and finally SOFTSYNC
getodelay: Try to force use of the
SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
to achieve true audio/video
synchronization, even if the
audio driver doesn't claim
to support real-time
getoptr: Try to force use of the
SNDCTL_DSP_GETOPTR ioctl
to achieve true audio/video
synchronization, even if the
system supports the preferred
SNDCTL_DSP_GETODELAY ioctl
softsync: Force use of the system real-time
clock for audio softsync with
the video, even if the audio
driver actually has support for
real-time - there may be audio/
video synchronization issues
with use of this setting
probebuffer: Probe sound card buffer size on
initialization to calculate the
audio latency for a/v sync.
Try this if your system doesn't
support the real-time ioctl's
and you experienced sync errors
after long playbacks.
audio.oss_device_num -1, 0-16: Forces the OSS plugin to use the specified
dspX device, regardless of its capabilities.
If -1 (default) is specified, the audio device with
the best capabilities will be used.
Note: /dev/dsp is usually a symlink to /dev/dsp0
audio.oss_latency For softsync you can manually adjust the default
a/v sync latency here. The units are in miliseconds,
so if the sound seems delayed 1 second from the video
set it to 1000. (default value = 0)
audio.passthrough_offset the audio offset for passthrough output.
The unit is PTS (1/90000s), defaults to 0.
audio.sun_static_delay sun driver static delay (latency)
codec specific values:
----------------------
codec.a52_dynrng 1/0: enable a/52 dynamic range compression
(normalize audio - flatten dynamics)
codec.a52_level 0..~200% : a/52 volume control
codec.a52_surround_downmix Enable audio downmixing to 2.0 surround stereo.
(0) off [default]
(1) on
codec.ffmpeg_illegal_vlc 1/0: allow illegal vlc codes in mpeg4 streams.
allow playing videos created with MS ISO MPEG4 codec.
warning: error resilience will be disabled.
codec.win32_path path to where you have installed win32
codec dlls for avi playback, e.g.
/usr/lib/win32
dxr3.XXX see README.dxr3
input plugins specific values:
------------------------------
input.dvd_device path to your local dvd device file
(e.g. /dev/hdc, /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd)
input.dvd_raw_device path to a raw device set up for dvd access
(option, e.g. /dev/rdvd)
input.vcd_device path to your local vcd device file
(option, e.g. /dev/cdrom)
input.cda_device path to your local cd audio device file
(option, e.g. /dev/cdaudio)
input.cda_cddb_server cddbp server name (for quering audio cd track
names). (default: freedb.freedb.org)
input.cda_cddb_port:8880 cddbp server port (default: 8880)
input.cda_cddb_cachedir cddbp cache directory
input.file_origin_path origin path to grab file mrls
input.file_hidden_files hidden files displaying (filenames starting
with dot)
miscellaneous values:
---------------------
misc.demux_strategy 0..3: Demuxer detection strategy.
(see xine.h for details about values).
misc.memcpy_method Memcopy method to use in xine for large data chunks.
Will be probed on first xine run. possible values:
{ probe glibc kernel mmx mmxext sse }
misc.osd_text_palette Palette (foreground-border-background) to use
on subtitles (not DVD!) available options:
white-black-transparent
white-none-transparent
white-none-translucid
yellow-black-transparent
misc.osd_display Show status on play, pause, ff, ...
video driver specific values:
-----------------------------
video.deinterlace_method method to use for software-deinterlacing (currently
only supported on Xv driver):
0 none
1 bob: if movement is detected on interlaced lines
interpolate the pixels. lose resolution only on
moving pixels but should avoid zig-zag effects.
2 weave: similar to bob with a tendency to preserve
original image (less interpolation). must be
good for high detail on low-movement scenes,
but usually has bad output.
3 greedy: take either the older or newer weave pixel
depending upon which give the smaller comb factor,
and then clip to avoid large damage when wrong.
very good results for low or intermediate motion.
4 onefield: always interpolate lines, not matter they
are static or moving. always lose resolution.
5 onefieldxv: the same as onefield except we deliver
half of the lines to Xvideo driver and let it scale
for us. very low cpu usage. not all cards implement
bilinear scaling (interpolation) so this may be
the worst quality method, but it's the only that
don't require MMX.
6 linearblend: does a kind of vertical blurring over
the image to remove interlace artifacts. simple but
reported to produce good results.
video.syncfb_device Path to the syncfb device (default: /dev/syncfb)
video.syncfb_default_repeat Specifies how many times a frame is repeated.
Defaults to 3.
(note: hardware deinterlacing will always use 1)
video.driver video driver to use, same as command line
option -V
(e.g. aa, Syncfb, XShm, Xv)
video.xshm_gamma gamma correction for XShm driver (-100..100)
note: in fact, it may be referred as brightness
video.disable_scaling some drivers (like XShm) do image scaling by
software. disabling it will greatly improve
playback performance, but the video will never
be scaled to fit window size.
*** NOTE: not all XV attributes are available for every video card/driver
video.XV_COLORKEY -1000..1000: X11 XVideo COLORKEY property value.
colorkey to use, may be usefull to change
if parts of your desktop become transparent
video.XV_BRIGHTNESS -1000..1000: X11 XVideo BRIGHTNESS property value.
video.XV_CONTRAST -1000..1000: X11 XVideo CONTRAST property value.
video.XV_SATURATION -1000..1000: X11 XVideo SATURATION property value.
video.XV_HUE -1000..1000: X11 XVideo HUE property value.
video.XV_FILTER Enable bilinear scaling mode on Permedia cards
(may impact on performance)
0 = no filter
Permedia 2: 1 = enabled
Permedia 3: 1 = partial (x direction); 2 = full
No other cards seem to support this.
video.XV_DOUBLE_BUFFER Enable double buffering to sync video on
monitor retrace. At least nvidia drivers
should support this.
video.num_buffers Number of video buffers (8k each) xine
allocates. Higher values (e.g. 2500)
might lead to smoother playback on some
dvd drives while increasing latency
for multiangle playback.
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version of this file:
$Id: README.config_en,v 1.5 2004/04/30 13:15:51 jcdutton Exp $
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