The graphics with the “w” key are fine, but if you can come up with something a bit nicer, that would be even better; if you can, perhaps make the audio window a bit smaller too, like the classic audio player windows. Thanks, and sorry for taking up some of your precious time.

New version

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vf3x9aoVK_e17r9LMpDkVmIcgPUSVAv5/view?usp=sharing

I changed the default visualization for music (now “waves” by default, and the spectrum when "w"

I changed how the window behaves with large videos.

You can also specify the window size manually in the command line:
ffplay song.mp3 -x 300 -y 100

I'll get back to FFmpeg after the weekend. In the meantime, feel free to test out the rest of the options, and if you find any bugs or have ideas for improvements, we'll keep working on it.

Yeah the .smk videos in Dungeonkeeper were some of these examples (the converted version seemed fine, but I did not try the conversion with the AROS version).

Mnay thanks fo rthe new verion.

If it's still being worked on, is there any chance to add the -cache option into ffplay? I'm finding on my i5 playback is a bit jerky for dvd files.

Many thanks,
Nigel.

Perfect, retrofaza. I’ve created two scripts, “PlaySound” and “PlayVideo”, which use FFPlay with window resolutions tailored to my preferences. Now, on AROS 64-bit, all the most common multimedia formats will be supported by both Wanderer and Dopus4 and Dopus5. Thanks again.

I tried setting the resolutions via the Icona Tooltypes, but it seems that isn’t supported!