I demand that Reinhard Nissl may or may not have written...
Darren Salt wrote:
I demand that Reinhard Nissl may or may not have written...
it's been a long time being busy at work and home, so I'm very pleased to announce maintenance release 0.7.10 today: http://home.vr-web.de/~rnissl/vdr-xine-0.7.10.tgz
[snip] The change to src/libffmpeg/libavcodec/i386/Makefile.am is wrong - you could change the second replacement to 's/-O([0-9]|s|$)/-Os /g' (or use "sed -re"), but this won't catch -O except at the end. 's/$/ -Os/', perhaps...
Well, in xine-devel ML you wrote
"s/-O([0-9]|\s|$)/-Os /g" should fix it.
^ Should; not does. And you have an extra \ (or perhaps I did) :-)
So I thought those backslashes were necessary when using double quotes. As the Makefile used single quotes I've dropped the backslashes.
I used double quotation marks purely as delimiters. With the command given in full, I would have used single quotation marks or doubled the backslashes.
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I should have updated .debs available within a day or two. libxine1 1.1.3-2 will include an *experimental* AFD patch in the expand plugin - I'm not interested in bug reports concerning this unless they're accompanied by patches.
Cool -- are you relying on XINE_STREAM_INFO_VIDEO_AFD?
Yes.
My implementation in libmpeg2 is not perfect. It lacks stacking (AFD information may be valid for a sequence, group or frame, i. e. the AFD for a sequence could be overridden for a single frame duration by a frame AFD) and cannot detect XINE_VIDEO_AFD_NOT_PRESENT.
My code is currently broken wrt some transitions and when paused, but this could be an effect of breakage in your code. (I'm attaching the patch for reference.)
Would you provide me a sample stream which contains some transitions between different XINE_VIDEO_AFD_* values?
URL:http://zap.tartarus.org/~ds/001.vdr is a short clip with one transition and a corresponding aspect change - AFD 14 to AFD 9, 16:9 to 4:3.
I had some with transitions to/from pillar-boxed 4:3 (sourced from BBC transmissions), but I've edited them. Star Trek TNG (BBC 2, Saturday, terrestrial) has such a transition pair, just in case somebody else has recorded it...