Here are the steps needed to play videos in 320x240 fullscreen:
1) First, install mplayer from the pdaxrom feed. No other additional software is needed.
2) Next, create the file /etc/fb.modes with the following contents:mode \"qvga\"
geometry 320 240 320 240 16
timings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
endmode
Now, to play your file, you must first exit from X if you\'re running it (issue \'killall X\' in terminal). You can only play fullscreen video from the console at the moment.
3) When you\'re in console, run mplayer with the following command:mplayer -vo fbdev -fbmode qvga -vm -ac mad file.avi
assuming \'file.avi\' is the file you want to play. You can supply any other options as well, or put them in your ~/.mplayer/config file. The only relevant options are
-fbmode qvga, which instructs mplayer to switch to the mode \'qvga\' described in /etc/fb.modes, and
-vm, which enables video mode switching
After the playback is finished, your screen becomes garbled. Issuing \'startx\' command to get back to X works ok, but when you quit it back, the console is unfortunately still garbled. No solution for this yet, apart from reboot that will surely help