- disabled dvdnav support - it is bogus

[packages/mplayer.git] / mplayer.spec

#
# TODO
# - select which divx codec will be used (xvid, divx4linux, opnedivx)
#   (you can choose only one of it)

# Conditional build:
#
# _without_lirc		- without lirc support
# _without_gui		- without gui gtk+ interfeace
# _without_win32	- disable requirement for win32 codecs
# _without_dshow	- disable DirectShow support
# _with_divx4linux	- with divx4linux support (binaries, instead of included OpenDivx)
# _without_vorbis	- without ogg-vorbis support
# _with_ggi		- with ggi video output
# _without_arts		- without arts support
# _without_alsa		- without ALSA support
# _without_select	- disable audio select() support (for example required this option
#                         ALSA or Vortex2 driver)
# _without_runtime	- disable runtime cpu detection, just detect CPU in
#			  compiletime (advertised by mplayer authors as
#			  working faster); in this case mplayer may not
#			  work on machine other then where it was compiled
# _with_dxr3		- enable use of DXR3/H+ hardware MPEG decoder

# set it to 0, or 1
%define		snapshot	0

%define		sname		MPlayer
%define		snap		20020602
%define		ffmpeg_ver	0.4.5

%ifnarch %{ix86}
%define		_without_win32	1
%endif

Summary:	Yet another movie player for Linux