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Arcady Arc - My Mac (OS X.3) tells me 'The folder cannot be found' when I try to go to /usr/local/lib/. Just put the files in there, and it should work. That's why I don't believe that MPlayerX is accurately depicting the subtitles. Thank you so much for your wonderful, wonderful work on MPlayer OSX Extended The only media player on OS X with a good, simple UI, sane shortcuts, simple configuration and good performance :) I&3. You may need to create an mplayer folder inside the /usr/local/lib folder (I did). The font color, boldness, and outline are all very different and it's jarring. The project is focused on a steady pace and aimed at making MPlayer OSX what it ought to be: A simple but powerful video player. Development on the official MPlayer OSX frontend has been slow in recent years and MPlayer OSX Extended tries to change that. *Originally posted by:* positioning of the subtitle is different or the font is different.'īy this, I mean it is different to how the creator of the subtitles \(the subtitle group\) designed it to be. MPlayer OSX Extended is an unofficial extension of the MPlayer OSX user interface. Isn't there a way that I can make MPlayerX follow the way the subtitles are designed to look? That's why I don't believe that MPlayerX is accurately depicting the subtitles. Often, the player only changes the subtitles slightly, but sometimes, it's very different, like in the second example.
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However, I make a decision in terms of which subtitles I download based on how they look among other things. MPlayer OS X Extended displays the subtitles exactly as the subtitling group makes them, but MPlayerX changes the positioning, the font size, and the boldness slightly.Īre the subtitles unreadable? No.
Continuation of original MPlayer OSX project, using MPlayer command line as backend. Here is a screenshot from the net, showing how the creator intended the subtitles to look, followed by a screen capture from my version running on MPlayer OS X Extended, followed by the same version running on MPlayerX. MPlayer OSX Extended video player for Mac. Originally posted by: positioning of the subtitle is different or the font is different."īy this, I mean it is different to how the creator of the subtitles (the subtitle group) designed it to be.
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