#  My mplayer key config file, input.conf = ~/.mplayer/input.conf
#   by sburke@cpan.org  
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## # Last Modified Time-stamp: "2016-02-05 10:33:30 MST"
##
#
# 
##
## You are able to redefine default keyboard/joystick/mouse/LIRC bindings, or
## add new ones here.
## See DOCS/tech/slave.txt for possible commands that can be bound.
## The file should be placed in the $HOME/.mplayer directory.
#
## If you wish to unbind a key, use "{key} ignore", e.g.:  ENTER ignore
##
#
#
# See also:
#  http://wiki.laptop.org/go/MPlayer
#
#  A /etc/mplayer/input.conf
#
#  Graphical cheat-sheet for *default bindings*: http://sheet.shiar.nl/mplayer
# 

# ======================================================================
#
#   To list all possible keys:   mplayer -input keylist  (supposedly!)
#                    commands:   mplayer -input cmdlist  (supposedly!)


RIGHT seek +10
LEFT  seek -10

DOWN  seek -60    # one minute jump
UP    seek +60

CTRL-LEFT    seek -300   # five minute jump
CTRL-RIGHT   seek +300   

PGUP  seek -600
PGDWN seek +600


HOME seek -6000
#END pt_up_step -1
END ignore



m mute
											

# switch_audio          # switch audio streams
# + audio_delay 0.100

= osd_show_progression

#  = audio_delay 0.100
#

- volume -1
+ volume 1


#- audio_delay -0.100
#[ speed_mult 0.9091	# scale playback speed
#] speed_mult 1.1

#{ speed_mult 0.5
#} speed_mult 2.0


# Scale playback speed:
{ speed_mult 0.9091
} speed_mult 1.1

[ speed_mult 0.5
] speed_mult 2.0


@ speed_set 1.0	# reset speed to normal


#BS speed_set 1.0	# reset speed to normal
BS seek -10



q quit
ESC quit
CTRL-c quit

#ENTER pt_step 1 1       # skip to next file
ENTER pause

#p pause
. frame_step            # advance one frame and pause
SPACE pause

? osd_show_property_text "${filename}"



_ ignore  #  "Cycle through the available video tracks."
   # Bad idea- makes the video window go away and the
   #  main process background itself!


#HOME pt_up_step 1
#END pt_up_step -1
#pt_up_step: supposedly "Similar to pt_step
#  but jumps to the next/previous entry in the parent list"

# pt_up_step = ("playtree UP") very like previous/next file
#  but in "play tree" instead of play list, in
#  case the current playlist is a subtree of a parent list.



#> pt_step 1             # skip to next file  ("playtree next")
#< pt_step -1            #         previous

p pt_step -1            #         previous
n pt_step 1             # skip to next file



INS alt_src_step 1
DEL alt_src_step -1
# alt_lrc_step = alternate source


o osd
I osd_show_property_text "${filename}"     # display filename in osd
P osd_show_progression
#z sub_delay -0.1        # subtract 100 ms delay from subs
#x sub_delay +0.1        # add
9 volume -1
/ volume -1
0 volume 1

* volume 1


1 contrast -1
2 contrast 1

3 brightness -1
4 brightness 1

5 hue -1
6 hue 1

7 saturation -1
8 saturation 1

! ignore
SHARP ignore   #  "SHARP" is how we represent the "#" key-character
$ ignore
% ignore

^ seek -6000   #  "^" like regexp "start of"

& ignore


# ( balance -0.1          # adjust audio balance in favor of left
# ) balance +0.1          #                                  right

d frame_drop
D step_property deinterlace  # toggle deinterlacer, requires -vf yadif or kerndeint
r sub_pos -1            # move subtitles up
t sub_pos +1            #                down
#? sub_step +1		# immediately display next subtitle
#? sub_step -1		#                     previous
#? sub_scale +0.1	# increase subtitle font size
#? sub_scale -0.1	# decrease subtitle font size
f vo_fullscreen
T vo_ontop              # toggle video window ontop of other windows
w panscan -0.1          # zoom out with -panscan 0 -fs
e panscan +0.1          #      in
c capturing             # save (and append) file/stream to stream.dump with -capture
s screenshot            # take a png screenshot with -vf screenshot
                        # S will take a png screenshot of every frame

#h tv_step_channel 1
#l tv_step_channel -1
#n tv_step_norm
#b tv_step_chanlist

##
## Joystick section
## WARNING: joystick support has to be explicitly enabled at
##          compiletime with --enable-joystick
##

JOY_RIGHT seek 10
JOY_LEFT seek -10
JOY_UP seek 60
JOY_DOWN seek -60
JOY_BTN0 pause
JOY_BTN1 osd
JOY_BTN2 volume 1
JOY_BTN3 volume -1
JOY_BTN4 set_menu main

##
## Apple Remote section
##
## To use OSD menu with Apple Remote, set key AR_MENU to any OSD menu command,
## or just comment out the 'AR_MENU osd' line and uncomment the line after it.
##

AR_PLAY pause
AR_PLAY_HOLD quit
AR_NEXT seek 30
AR_NEXT_HOLD seek 120
AR_PREV seek -10
AR_PREV_HOLD seek -120
AR_MENU menu up
#AR_MENU menu cancel
AR_MENU_HOLD mute
AR_VUP volume 1
AR_VDOWN volume -1

##
## OSD Menu movement keys
##
## If you are using only the keyboard it is enough to define one command (like
## "menu up"), because then that single key will display the menu, which can
## then be navigated with the cursor keys and ENTER (defined in menu.conf).
##
## LIRC users should bind each "menu" command to a button on their remote.
##
## The set_menu command directly displays the (sub)menu specified as
## its argument. Usage should be self-explanatory (although not likely
## to be needed), after reading input.conf.
##

#MOUSE_BTN0 menu up
#y menu down
#y menu ok
#y menu cancel
#y menu hide
#y set_menu general_pref

##
## DVDNAV
## Requires dvdnav://
##

UP    {dvdnav} dvdnav up          # DVDNav UP
DOWN  {dvdnav} dvdnav down        # DVDNav DOWN
LEFT  {dvdnav} dvdnav left        # DVDNav LEFT
RIGHT {dvdnav} dvdnav right       # DVDNav RIGHT
ESC   {dvdnav} dvdnav menu        # DVDNav MENU
ENTER {dvdnav} dvdnav select      # DVDNav SELECT (ok)
BS    {dvdnav} dvdnav prev        # DVDNav PREVIOUS menu (in the order chapter->title->root)

AR_VUP    {dvdnav} dvdnav up      # DVDNav UP
AR_VDOWN  {dvdnav} dvdnav down    # DVDNav DOWN
AR_PREV   {dvdnav} dvdnav left    # DVDNav LEFT
AR_NEXT   {dvdnav} dvdnav right   # DVDNav RIGHT
AR_MENU   {dvdnav} dvdnav menu    # DVDNav MENU
AR_PLAY   {dvdnav} dvdnav select  # DVDNav SELECT (ok)

#? seek_chapter -1      # skip to previous dvd chapter
#? seek_chapter +1      #         next

##
## Advanced seek
## Uncomment the following lines to be able to seek to n% of the media with
## the Fx keys.
##
#F1 seek 10 1
#F2 seek 20 1
#F3 seek 30 1
#F4 seek 40 1
#F5 seek 50 1
#F6 seek 60 1
#F7 seek 70 1
#F8 seek 80 1
#F9 seek 90 1


#End
