What arexx commands are there? I still haven't got Mplayer to work as yet. I am waiting for an Apple Cimema Display arriving mid week. How do you get a video saved on the Mac side to be shown and processed on the Morph side? i have a small monitor and everything is squished so a wait of a few days
is no problem.
TIA
Osco

http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/index.html
RTFM
Found the large documentation

Quote:

Does the generic documentation mention the specific MorphOS version's ARexx port!?

Not that I readily see. Will look at the Arexx scripts written for it though..elsewhere
Ty Fab for the shell command (rx) to list the arexx commands and queries.
see below

[ Edited by osco on 2009/12/14 8:08 ]

I can give it, but why do you need it exactly? I don't see how rexx port would help you with anything you said in your original post.

Anyway, if you need a list, type in a shell:

rx "options results; address MPLAYER.1; 'help'; say result"

Note that the "raw" command expects an internal mplayer command (which are described in mplayer documentation), so in fact, all mplayer commands can be reached from mplayer rexx port, that way.

> How do you get a video saved on the Mac side to be shown and processed
> on the Morph side?

Save it on a drive/partition that can be r/w accessed by both MorphOS and MacOS.

>> How do you get a video saved on the Mac side to be shown and processed
>> on the Morph side?

> Save it on a drive/partition that can be r/w accessed by both MorphOS and MacOS.

But which filesystem?
Some weeks ago I tried a HFS partition, but everytime I put some files from MorphOS on it, MacOSX said the partition was corrupt and can't be repaired;( I had to reformat it from MorphOS.

A a fat32 partition should work, someone tried it already?

> A a fat32 partition should work, someone tried it already?

Yes, works like a charm.

>> How do you get a video saved on the Mac side to be shown and processed
>> on the Morph side?

> Save it on a drive/partition that can be r/w accessed by both MorphOS and MacOS.
OK Saved it on a USB stick and it shows on the Morphos side.
Is this the "fat32 partition" ? or can the hard drive be formated to have this partition?
Thinking about starting the whole process but this time having more that three partitions.
MacOS, Boot, System, Work, and some others?
Any suggestions?
250 gig harddrive

Osco

Yes Osco, just choose one partition that is not for booting either MacOSX, or MorphOS2.4 and make it's file system fat32 and quick format it. That should do the trick and allow both operating systems to see it. Someone will be along shortly to correct me if I am wrong.

I wanted to try, but I can only choose FAT as filesystem in HDConfig!?
And that partition isn't recognized in MacOS...

How/where can I set the filesystem to fat32?