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some .xinerc options
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option meaning
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a52_dynrng 1/0: enable a/52 dynamic range compensation
a52_level 0..~200% : a/52 volume control
a52_pass_through 1/0 : enable a/52 output via spdif port
audio_driver_name audio driver to use, same as command line
option -A
(e.g. alsa05, alsa09, arts, esd, sun)
colorkey colorkey to use, may be usefull to change
if parts of your desktop become transparent
dvd_device path to your local dvd device file
(e.g. /dev/hdc, /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd)
dvd_raw_device path to a raw device set up for dvd access
(option, e.g. /dev/rdvd)
dxr3_XXX see README.dxr3
esd_latency latency between time of audio sample
output to esd and actual playback
in audio samples (default 30000)
esd_gap_tolerance maximum resulting gap between audio packets
allowed when using esd, given in pts
(default 15000)
five_lfe_channel 1/0 : enable 5.1-channel playback
five_channel 1/0 : enable 5-channel playback
four_channel 1/0 : enable 4-channel playback
oss_resample XINE can play different sample rates than your
soundcard supports.
0 = AUTO: Only do resampling with different
input and output sampling rate
1 = OFF: Never resample for saving processor time.
Dont use, needs missing timer plugin!
2 = ON: Always resample, mainly for debugging.
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
skin skin to use, see <prefix>/share/xine/skins
for installed skins
(e.g. default, metal, lcd, pitt, xinetic)
video_driver_name video driver to use, same as command line
option -V
(e.g. aa, Syncfb, XShm, Xv)
win32_path path to where you have installed win32
codec dlls for avi playback, e.g.
/usr/lib/win32
zoom_mpeg1 1/0 : enable automatic zoom of small
(e.g. mpeg1) videos to double size
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