Some configurations of SMPlayer in Ubuntu

At first, I thought it would be great to install smplayer In Ubuntu. However, Images cannot be displayed when you place a video. If the preceding problem occurs, check whether the vo in the/etc/mplayer. conf file meets the system requirements. If the default system requirement is x11 and the current setting is xo, you need to change it to conform to the system requirements. How can we know that the operator does not meet the system requirements? You can use mplay in gnome-terminal first

At first, I thought it would be great to install smplayer In Ubuntu. However, Images cannot be displayed when you place a video. If the above problem occurs, you can do this:

First, check whether the vo in the/etc/mplayer. conf file meets the system requirements. If the default system requirement is x11 and the current setting is xo, you need to change it to conform to the system requirements. How can we know that the operator does not meet the system requirements? You can first use mplayer in gnome-terminal to open the video you want to watch (if there is a sample, we recommend that you open the sample), and then check the information that appears during mplayer running, such as fail ...... Or try ....... Generally, if the problem I mentioned above occurs, there will be prompts in most cases, such as try x11 in vo_xv information.

Open smplayer => Options => preference => subtitle, and select "simplified Chinese" in "Default subtitle encoding" on the "subtitle" tab ". Select the font on the "font" tab. There are two types of fonts: TTF font, which is not necessarily a system font, but a favorite font downloaded, generally, you can find it under/usr/share/fonts. I personally recommend that you use a regular font for subtitles. Generally, this font is installed under/usr/share/fonts/typeture/wqy. Select the font, click "application", and then click "OK.