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--HG--
rename : src/libxinevdec/nal_parser.c => src/libvdpau/nal_parser.c
rename : src/libxinevdec/nal_parser.h => src/libvdpau/nal_parser.h
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(fullscreen).
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When it comes to FLAC audio files, seeking relies on seekpoints which are
not always present, and even when they are, sometimes it fails. Also, as far
as I can see, xine is unable to play a FLAC stream starting at an arbitrary
position.
Other players (namely mplayer) do not rely on seekpoints when they handle
FLAC files and they don't suffer from these problems.
With this patch, time-based seeking doesn't change, while position-based
seeking is completely independent from seekpoints.
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- goom initialization
- matroska playing recent files with AAC
- replace free() by ffmpeg's av_free() in ff decoders
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Add warning flags to the DEBUG_CFLAGS too.
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There is needed some ui<->lib interaction: used caca display is optionally delivered from ui to the caca vo plugin.
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This fixes several bugs/incompatibilities in spudvb decoder.
You can find various test samples at http://hftom.free.fr/video_samples/
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extra : transplant_source : %CD%CE%3A%3F%B6%8BN%FD2%5D%DB%9A%AB%AF%C2%E1%2B%1A%B1%23
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The playback pointer did occasionally overrun the write pointer, which
results in audible gaps in playback. To solve this, the slotted ringbuffer
was replaced by a simple ringbuffer and the service threads now checks
periodically if there is still data in the buffer instead of checking at the
slots borders.
--HG--
extra : transplant_source : %A1%12%60%B9%E4%AB%E7%7C%D7%D6%BD%7C%C6M%C9%94s%7F%BE%91
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If neither YV12 nor YUV2 format is supported by DirectX, a secondary buffer
with the same pixelformat as the primary buffer is used. However, the pixel
format of the primary was not passed to CreateSurface, instead a 16 bit
pixelformat was created, which is the reason why the video was broken on
24bit or 32bit desktops.
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extra : transplant_source : %A6-%ADwyY%EE%C8%26%E2%5E%2A%83%0A%0B/%CBM%23%0F
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Without this patch, the video freezes.
Available corrupted sample:
http://hftom.free.fr/video_samples/corrupted_video.m2t
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extra : transplant_source : %86g%9A%B1%AF%12L%7E%3EN%8C%0FT%D2%D8%3B%7Dv%F0%14
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To place SDL output inside an existing window, the SDL_WINDOWID environement
variable has to be set. This was done by the SDL video out pluging if
HAVE_X11 was defined, but not for WIN32, where it works as well.
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extra : transplant_source : E%169%A2%B4%93%3CY%07%A9%9F%1C%E0%B8-%14m4%A2%11
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let raw video out plugin handle cropping.
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extra : transplant_source : %F3l%EFUI%28%2C%A0%0C%3E%AD%EA%EC%80%D1%9A%C0/%20%E5
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Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:17:54 +0200
The channel order of aac 5.1 audio is wrong during playback. IIRC, the
internal channels order for this kind of streams is the same as dts: dts
output is reordered according to alsa specs (and ac3 5.1 also works), but
aac is not and - for instance - front center is send to front left.
The audio channels configuration table should be something like this
## ---------------------
## | Config: 5.1 Ch |
## ---- ---------------- -------------- --------------
## | Ch | AAC/DTS | ALSA | AC3 |
## ---- ---------------- --------------- --------------
## | 00 | Center front | Left front | Left front |
## | 01 | Left front | Right front | Center |
## | 02 | Right front | Left back | Right front |
## | 03 | Left back | Right back | Left back |
## | 04 | Right back | Center | Right back |
## | 05 | LFE | LFE | LFE |
## ---- ---------------- --------------- --------------
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Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 17:29:59 +0200
This patch adds this to the FLAC demuxer.
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--HG--
extra : transplant_source : %A7%3F%40%BA%27%15%89%8B%F8%28%27%E6%EF%B8%22E%F1%AE%F8%D3
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- Added support for new formats introduced by Adobe's Video File Format Specification v9
(including H264 and AAC).
- Fixed a problem with seeking when movie length is not specified in the headers.
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