Before "-chapter 1" did nothing even if the first chapter didn't start
at the beginning of file. Fix it.
Before all chapter property commands (including chapter seek keys)
failed if the current playback position was before the start of the
first chapter. Now they'll work. Relative chapter seeks will go to the
first chapter (even if that's in the wrong direction for backward
seeks).
-chapter can optionally take a range with a start and an end. Add a
new option type which supports such values and use that instead of a
custom per-option function.
This commit also fixes a build configuration bug: before the
availability of the -chapter option depended on DVD functionality
being enabled in the binary, even though the option works with other
sources too.
Move code resetting various things after a seek into a separate
function and use that for chapter seeks too. In most cases this won't
change behavior because chapter seeks were already falling back to the
same time-based seek code.
Move code for resetting decoders after seeks, chapter seeks and angle
changes out of demuxer.c. This functionality belongs on a higher
level; the demux layer can't always know what kind of reinitialization
is required.
Previously the argument of the "-sub" option was always interpreted as
a local filename when trying to read it as a libass file. Use the
stream layer to read it instead, so that protocols like 'http://' are
also supported like they are for the main video/audio file.
Based on patch by Yuriy Kaminskiy <yumkam@mail.ru>
Tweak some code parts that used to rely on string literals from
translation macros being concatenated with other adjacent string
literals. Break up the resulting string into independently translated
parts, so that the existing translations for those parts can still be
used.
For some reason commit e306174952, which
replaced translation macro names with the corresponding English
strings, also collapsed multiple consecutive space characters into
one. Change most of these back. In a couple of cases the amount of
whitespace is important for alignment, and for the rest it at least
keeps the strings closer to the existing translations.
Translate help_text and also make all CONF_TYPE_PRINT option output
translatable (though no translations exist yet for anything other than
the main help text).
import_playtree_playlist_into_gui; declare them in interface.h instead.
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The _t namespace is reserved for POSIX; the typedef is pointless obfuscation.
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when command.c calls this function without having to duplicate the check.
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Add -vo vdpau suboptions "queuetime_windowed" and "queuetime_fs" to
specify the maximum number of milliseconds how far into the future a
frame flip can be queued using the VDPAU presentation queue
functionality. The intended main use of these options is to allow
disabling use of the queuing feature on systems where using it causes
choppiness in other graphics behavior (this is an NVIDIA driver issue;
the video itself isn't affected).
from some network location.
Patch by Yuriy Kaminskiy [yumkam mail ru]
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libass doesn't support fontconfig < 2.4.2 so fallbacks for these
ancient versions aren't needed anymore. Also update the man page
(English, German) to reflect the change. Additionally note that
-embeddedfonts controls the use of ASS script embedded fonts too.
-embeddedfonts is now always enabled by default. Fonts are never
extracted into a directory anymore but passed to libass via memory.
scattered all over the place with half of it forgotten in some places.
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while still handling it when the user aborts the cache fill.
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When using libass with a VO that has direct EOSD support the vf_ass
video filter is unnecessary and is not added automatically, but the
code that adds the filter when it is needed produced misleading output
messages in this case. The following two messages were printed at
MSGL_ERR level, making it look like an error condition:
Couldn't open video filter 'ass'.
ASS: cannot add video filter
Add a version of vf_open_plugin() called vf_open_plugin_noerr() that
does not itself print an error message if opening a vf fails and that
returns the exact status code returned by the vf open() function. Make
vf_ass return a different status code depending on whether there was
an actual error or if it determined a filter would be redundant. Use
the _noerr function in the code adding the filter to avoid the first
message and check the status code to avoid the second.
When loading external subtitle files, the code always tried parsing
the file with subreader.c sub_read_file() first, even if libass was
then used to parse and render the file (the results of the first
parsing would be ignored in that case). This could cause problems like
unnecessary error messages. Change the code to try libass parsing
first if enabled, and skip subreader.c parsing if that succeeds.
Add function set_osd_tmsg() which is a version of set_osd_msg that
translates its format argument. Pass OSD message strings in the
command.c property_osd_display table through mp_gtext before they're
used.
process the sleep before playing the frame seeked to and can be annoying
when the user tries to escape a series of "stuck" frames with a huge duration.
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- Make it work without sdl-config which adds at least useless or even hurtful
cflags and also does not work for cross-compiling
- If using sdl-config, make it use the CFLAGS we actually use for compiling
instead of something else. Thus #undef main is needed in the test program.
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A couple of months ago MPlayer's ALSA driver started rounding the
amount of input data it was willing to accept in one call down to an
integer multiple of the value it set in ao_data.outburst. In some
configurations it was possible for this value to exceed the 64 KiB
limit on the amount MPlayer was willing to write in a single call to
the AO. As a result ao_alsa accepted 0 bytes in each play() call and
audio playback failed. Fix this by removing the fixed 64 KiB limit on
the amount of audio sent to AO at once; the limit was mostly a remnant
of older code anyway.
Some code used an invalid '%lf' conversion specification for double
arguments. Maybe they were written that way due to confusion with
scanf where doubles are indicated by '%lf'; however it is not a valid
printf format specifier. Change those cases to use '%f'.
Print the overall timeline length as ID_LENGTH instead of the length
of the main file. This may help external GUIs handle ordered chapters
somewhat better.
