FF (mpeg and) SoX 2a Input Plugin for Winamp
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- About
- News
- Installation
- Configuration
1. About
FF (mpeg and) SoX Input 2a is a plug-in for
Winamp
based on the
FFmpeg
and
SoX
libraries.
Using FFmpeg almost all multimedia files may be played with Winamp,
including but by far not restricted to
H.264,
VP8,
and Opus.
Note that only a minimal FFmpeg is bundled with FF (mpeg and) SoX 2a Input
Plugin releases.
If you you want to have full FFmpeg support you have to get a complete
FFmpeg build from third party sites (see below).
2. News
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Here are the key themes often explored in content regarding the year 2050: Humanoid Robotics & AI : Futurists predict that by 2050, lifelike androids sexy 2050 video
3D-printed jewelry, transparent PVC-style overlays, and LED-integrated fabrics. By the year 2050, the medium of "video"
To understand the phenomenon, we must deconstruct the keyword. is the cut-off point for near-future realism. It is close enough to touch (most of us will be alive to see it) but far enough to allow for radical change. "Sexy" in this context has evolved beyond physical attraction. In 2050, "sexy" implies: Here are the key themes often explored in
Despite its box office failure, the film is often discussed today as a cult curiosity for its "futuristic" 2000s aesthetic and its attempt to introduce hard sci-fi tropes to a mainstream Indian audience.
3. Installation
- If not already done download and install Winamp:
- If not already done close Winamp.
- Download the
latest FF (mpeg and) SoX 2a Input Plugin release.
- Run the installer "in_ffsox-<ver>.exe".
- If you want to have full FFmpeg support do the following:
Otherwise you are confined to the crippled FFmpeg shipped
with the FF (mpeg and) SoX 2a Input Plugin,
configured as follows:
# decoders
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=pcm_s16le
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=pcm_s24le
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=pcm_dvd
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=flac
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=wavpack
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=vorbis
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=libopus
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=vp8
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-decoder=theora
# demuxers
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=pcm_s16le
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=pcm_s24le
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=flac
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=wav
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=ogg
FFMPEG_OPTS+=--enable-demuxer=matroska
- Start Winamp.
4. Configuration
4.1. General
| 4.1.1. Winamp |
| |
| Extensions: |
a semicolon separated list of extensions for which Winamp should use
this plugin (including a switch for disabling/enabling the plugin) |
| Bits per Sample: |
the bit depth of the audio stream this plugin should deliver to Winamp,
shoud correspond to Preferences
→ Playback
→ Playback
→ Audio Allow 24bit |
| Show Video: |
whether this plugin should display the video in case video is present |
| Show Visualization: |
whether this plugin should force Winamp to display the visualization
in case no video is present or displaying video is switched off (the optional delay specifies
a time interval to elaps until the visualization starts) |
| |
| 4.1.2. Replay Gain |
| |
| Off: |
whether not to apply replay gain |
| Weight: |
which replay gain to apply:
0% –
album gain,
100% –
track gain |
| Overwrite Comment: |
whether the File Info dialog should
display replay gain related information in it's Comment field |
4.2. Audio
| 4.2.1. Audio |
| |
| Queue Size: |
how many FFmpeg audio packets the plugin shoud cache |
| Preamp: |
amplify or attenuate, respectively, the audio by a certain amount |
| AC3 DRC: |
for AC3 audio, whether dynamic range compression (DRC) according the
FFmpeg specification
should be applied (switched off: the
FFmpeg default behavior appplies wich
seems to be 0.0) |
| Force Stereo: |
wether two channel stereo should be output |
| |
| 4.2.2. SoX |
| |
| Mode: |
Off – never use SoX,
Automatic – use SoX when appropriate, or
Force – always use SoX |
| Sample Rate: |
Minimum – whether to resample only
if the input sample rate is lower then the configured one,
Multiple – wether to resample to the lowest multiple
of the input sample rate which is greater or equal than the configured on (i.e.
if you want to force resampling to the configured sample rate both switches),
Minimum
as well as
Multiple,
have to be switched off),
Force – a convenience to switch off both,
Minimum and
Multiple (i.e. force the configured sample rate)
|
| Dither: |
which algorithm to be used for dithering |
4.3. Video
| Queue Size: |
how many FFmpeg video packets the plugin shoud cache |
| Minimum Drift: |
the minimum time difference between audio and video to tolerate
in order to not drop a video frame (please note that this parameter is sensitive
to the overall stability of the plugin) |
| Maximum Drift: |
the maximum time difference between audio and video to tolerate
in order to not drop a video frame (please note that this parameter is sensitive
to the overall stability of the plugin) |
| YADIF Disabled: |
Whether the yet another deinterlacing filter (YADIF) should be disabled |
| YADIF Parity: |
In case YADIF is enabled, choose it's mode parameter out of
- output one frame for each frame,
- output one frame for each field,
- output one frame for each frame, but skip the spatial interlacing check, or
- output one frame for each field, but skip the spatial interlacing check.
|
| YADIF Mode: |
In case YADIF is enabled, choose it's parity parameter out of
- assume the top field is first,
- assume the bottom field is first, or
- enable automatic detection of field parity.
|
| YADIF Deinterlace: |
In case YADIF is enabled, choose it's deinterlace parameter out of
- deinterlace all frames, or
- only deinterlace frames marked as interlaced.
|
4.4. Convert
These options mirror their respective playback
general and
audio counterparts
but instead define how this plugin shout interact with
Winamp's transcoding feature, i.e.
Playlist Item
→ Context Menu
→ Send To
→ Format Converter:
