mike@zcentric.com wrote:
you can have mplayer run in an embedded window. this would make fill the entire pygame window. the tricky part atm will be getting the window id to use.I'm not so sure what you mean by creating an offscreen surface, but I don't think I can do what I wanted. I wanted to run mplayer in my pygame window as a window in the main window. Kind of like a video preview, then you click on the video and it'll go full screen. There isn't much info on the list for movies let alone mplayer.