## SECTION=multimedia_mplayer

menuconfig MPLAYER
	tristate
	select LIBC_M
	select GCCLIBS_GCC_S
	select ZLIB
	select XORG_LIB_XV if MPLAYER_VO_XV
	select XORG_LIB_X11 if MPLAYER_VO_X11
	select LIBJPEG if MPLAYER_CODEC_JPEG
	prompt "mplayer                       "
	help
	  The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux

	  It plays most mpeg, avi and asf files, supported by many
	  native and win32 DLL codecs. You can watch VCD, DVD and
	  even DivX movies too. The other big feature of mplayer
	  is the wide range of supported output drivers.
	  It works with X11, Xv, DGA, OpenGL, SVGAlib, fbdev,
	  but you can use SDL (and this way all drivers of SDL)
	  and some lowlevel card-specific drivers
	  (for Matrox/3dfx/SiS) too.
	  BIG FAT WARNING: For an x86 target currently the configure detects
	  the capabilities of your host CPU, not target's one!

# -----
if MPLAYER

menuconfig MPLAYER_VI
	bool
	prompt "Video Input                 "

if MPLAYER_VI
config MPLAYER_VI_V4L1
	bool
	prompt "v4l1 support"

config MPLAYER_VI_V4L2
	bool
	select LIBC_PTHREAD
	prompt "v4l2 support"
endif

# -----

menuconfig MPLAYER_VO
	bool
	prompt "Video Output                "

if MPLAYER_VO
config MPLAYER_VO_XV
	bool
	depends on MPLAYER_VO
	prompt "enable Xvideo output support for mplayer"

config MPLAYER_VO_X11
	bool
	depends on MPLAYER_VO
	prompt "enable X11 output support for mplayer"

config MPLAYER_VO_FBDEV
	bool
	depends on MPLAYER_VO
	prompt "enable framebuffer output support for mplayer"
endif

# -----

menuconfig MPLAYER_CODEC
	bool
	prompt "Video Codecs                "

if MPLAYER_CODEC

config MPLAYER_CODEC_JPEG
	bool
	prompt "jpeg"

config MPLAYER_CODEC_MPEG2
	bool
	prompt "mpeg2"

endif

config MPLAYER_IWMMXT
	bool
	depends on ARCH_ARM_IWMMXT
	prompt "iwmmxt extensions"

endif