Experimental multi-MPlayer installer

[redxii]

I've added multiple builds into the installer.

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There are three choices:
- Runtime cpudetection (the one that is usually included with SMPlayer that can't use more than 1 thread)
- FFmpeg-mt build for multicore AMD processors
- FFmpeg-mt build for multicore Intel processors

Not much to say, except I'd like some feedback/testing/gripes/complaints/thoughts/whatever. Definitely needs testing.

You can find the installer here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/smplaye ... erimental/

[rvm]

Interesting!

[redxii]

[rvm]

I didn't test it yet, but yes, I think it can be very useful.

[redxii]

I finished the web downloader part but it won't work without the new entries:

[smplayer]
mplayer=mplayer-svn-30369
mplayer-ffmpegmt-amd=mplayer-amd-mt-30687
mplayer-ffmpegmt-intel=mplayer-intel-mt-30687
mplayercodecs=windows-essential-20071007

[rvm]

I added those lines to mplayer-version-info.

[redxii]

mplayer-ffmpegmt-intel is missing a '7' at the end.

I think the script is solid now, can't think of anything else that needs to be done. I'm gonna upload a "debug" installer. All it is are DetailPrint commands that say what is going on and spitting out the values of variables along the way.

[rvm]

[redxii]

This is a different way. It displays the description in a description box when a choice is clicked on. I wanted it to display when the mouse is over the choice but on custom pages NSIS can't do that. This allows room for more build choices, and a slightly longer description.

[stevo]

How useful are those questionably legal w32codecs anyway? Mplayer and ffmpeg have come a long way in the last few years. I no longer use the outside codecs on Linux, and encounter no problems due to that.