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63 No. 63
Tell me, /nerd/,
Is there a way to configure mplayer to fallback on a particular video output driver? I want it to first try fbdev2, and then x11 if that doesn't work, so that I don't have to specify which I want on the command line.

Is it possible? atm my mplayer config file has the following:
[default]
vo=fbdev2
#vo=x11
framedrop=true
dr=yes
priority=abovenormal
>> No. 64
Turns out I'm a bit of a dork and a spot of googling could have helped: The line I needed in my config file is:
vo=x11,fbdev2

Putting "vo=fbdev2,x11" doesn't work somehow, as if the fbdev2 succeeds from inside X11 but doesn't display anything.
>> No. 93
Yes, fbdev2 will succeed from within X11 - if you switch out to the terminal, you'll see the video playing.

As an aside, when specifying vo in your config, it's often a good idea to end with a comma eg
vo=vdpau,xv,fbdev2,
The final comma will make mplayer use the vo specified in the default config if yours all fail.


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