I am forwarding another bug report from Francesco [1]:
"as mentioned in #699394, when using gnome-mplayer with mplayer2 and
some VOs, hitting [Ctrl+T] generates a pair of identical PNG images,
rather than one (as I would expect).
I am still able to reproduce the issue with gnome-mplayer/1.0.8-1
(at least with vo=xv: I haven't re-tested the other possible VOs)."
I am able to reproduce that with mplayer2 and vo=xv.
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Yes, I tested the latest revisions of both gmtk and gnome-mplayer. There is
one thing that also seems weird: if I start with vo=vdpau, no screenshots
are taken. If I start with with vo=xv, then go to the preference and change
to vo=vdpau it suddenly works.
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That is odd as because I was testing with --vo=vdpau from the command line.
However, I believe there is an issue with vdpau on some systems where the
screen shot does not work. So it might be disabled in those situations.
Just looked at the code, if you enable hardware acceleration the screen
shot is disabled (the buffer can't be read so there is no point, and the
screenshot filter doesn't work). I guess I should disable the menu option
in gnome-mplayer.