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Everything looks great, but the audio is several seconds ahead of the video, but the video runs at normal speed. I tried -autosync 30, but it still failed. I have a 15gb bluray rip of The Dark Knight. I am feeding mplayer to jack. I have a 2.0ghz Macbook with a NVIDIA graphics card, and I've run videos like this before. I think mplayer is confused. Is there a format to convert to or a better program to try this with?
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You can try other video players http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Com … eo_Players
Are you running the stock mplayer or e.g. some version from AUR?
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Why do you use jack to play videos with mplayer?! I recommend to use pure alsa! In case the rip is well done the codec shouldn't be the culprit. Would you mind showing your whole ~/.mplayer/config ?
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Here is my config:
# default configuration that applies to every file
[default]
# use X11 for video output
vo=x11
# use also for audio output
ao=jack
# ao=oss # Use OSS4
# prefer using six channels audio
channels = 2
# scale the subtitles to the 3% of the screen size
subfont-text-scale = 3
# never use font config
nofontconfig = 1
# add black borders so the movies have the same aspect ratio of the monitor
# for wide screen monitors
vf-add=expand=::::1:16/9:16
# for non wide screen traditional monitors
#vf-add=expand=::::1:4/3:16
#profile for up-mixing two channels audio to six channels
# use -profile 2chto6ch to activate
[2chto6ch]
af-add=pan=6:1:0:.4:0:.6:2:0:1:0:.4:.6:2
#profile to down-mixing six channels audio to two channels
# use -profile 6chto2ch to activate
[6chto2ch]
af-add=pan=2:0.7:0:0:0.7:0.5:0:0:0.5:0.6:0.6:0:0
# Disable screensaver.
heartbeat-cmd="xscreensaver-command -deactivate &" # stop xscreensaver
stop-xscreensaver="yes" # stop gnome-screensaverI tried mplayer with alsa and jack as well. The video works great on Mac under VLC. Linux VLC stubbornly refuses to ouput sound.
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