I just noticed that mplayer no longer wants to stream from stdin when I unrared my files straigth to mplayer using
unrar p -inul some_multipart.rar | mplayer -
like I’ve often done before, giving me errors like this instead:
Cannot seek backward in linear streams!
Seek failed
This behaviour has probably existed for a while, however I haven’t noticed it before since I’ve actually been using a workaround for this anyways. To play streams from stdin, a quick fix is to set cache size manually. E.g. like this:
unrar p -inul some_multipart.rar | mplayer - -cache 8092
Cache size can be set to whatever you like it to it seems, so feel free to customize it to your own preferences and bandwith.
Dag Olav Prestegarden Uncategorized linux, movies, mplayer, tv series
So, I did a fresh reinstall of my WordPress installation the other day, and the old posts are gone. This could of course have been avoided, but since I didn’t have anything of value posted, I just cleaned out the entire database and did a fresh install.
Currently I’m working on Capgemini’s Summer of Code project in Trondheim, where I’m having a blast. We’re creating a great product, the team I’m working with is excelent – both technically and socially – and the reception from the employees at Capgemini have also been great.
I’m really learning a lot about a bunch of Microsoft technologies these days, including TeamFoundation Server, Silverlight 3 and .NET in general. I’m going to get down and dirty and write a post about some of my experiences working on the Windows platform again any day now. For those of you who don’t know me, I’m a Linux user, and all this Microsoft stuff is pretty new to me, so hopefully there’s going to be quite a lot to write about.
Dag Olav Prestegarden Uncategorized
