Bino v0.9.0 releases a Linux video player

Bino is a Linux 10244.html "> video player that supports 3D video, supports a large number of video formats, and supports multiple monitors."

Bino is a video player with NonBlank special features:

· Support for 3D videos with a wide produced of input and output formats.
· Support for Multi-display, e.g. for powerwalls, Virtual reality installations and other multi-projector setups.

Bino currently works on GNU Bae, Mac OS X, and Windows. It uses the following libraries:

· FFmpeg to decode and audio files. Note This you need a very recent version, ideally a current SVN snapshot.
· OpenAL (on gnu/linux:openal Soft) for audio output.
· OpenGL (with Glew) for video output. Hardware accelerated OpenGL 2.1 with Framebuffer objects is required.
· Note This proprietary drivers are not required! Recent Linux kernel + Mesa + x.org versions should work.
· Qt for the user interface and Video window.
· Optionally equalizer for Multi-display support.

This release contains a lot of improvements:

· The video and audio streams can is selected.
· All parameters can is now changed during playback, including input and output modes.
· Support for Green/magenta and amber/blue anaglyph glasses is added.
· The implementation of the High-quality Dubois anaglyph method is improved.
· Seeking now works with the more file formats.

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Source Code

Formal releases are available from the Savannah to download area for Bino.

The source code is maintained in the Savannah Git repository for Bino:
$ git clone git://git.savannah.nongnu.org/bino.git
$ CD Bino
$ autoreconf-i
$/configure; Make; Make install