Add a mode where libavcodec's reordered_opaque feature is used to
associate container packet timestamps with decoded frames. This should
improve behavior at least for MPEG files with interlaced h264; the
previous code does not cope well with the libavformat demuxer
producing two field packets with separate timestamps but the
libavcodec h264 decoder only producing a single output frame for those
two packets (so half the timestamps have no associated output frame).
The current libavformat mpeg demuxer seems to finally work with
interlaced h264 files and produce valid timestamps which are useful
with a mode like this.
By default MPlayer now selects between this new mode and the old one
automatically based on the number of timestamp problems they cause; by
default the new mode is used if both seem to work. The new option
-pts-association-mode can be used to force a particular mode. If
correct-pts mode is disabled this has no effect on timing.
Also remove the "EXPERIMENTAL" marker from the manpage description of
-correct-pts.
Disable by default the code that forcefully moved the video output
window to the middle of the screen whenever it was reconfigured or
created. That behavior was really annoying when switching video
streams within a file, and overriding the window manager like that is
not good default behavior for the initial creation of a window either.
Add a new option "-force-window-position" that can be used to restore
the old behavior.
Name the field "sub_id" as it's not specific to DVD subs.
Remove some other unused extern declarations together with dvdsub_id
from demux_mkv.c and demux_lavf.c.
Add a 'struct vo *vo' argument to the x11_common.c functions that
access the variable so it's available as vo->opts->vo_ontop. To keep
VOs using the old API working create a global vo variable that is set
to the currently used old vo. "vo_ontop" will be #defined to
"global_vo->opts->vo_ontop", and x11_common.h will add defines like
the following when it is included by old VOs:
#define vo_x11_ontop() vo_x11_ontop(global_vo)
so that they will call the function according to the new declaration.
First part of option restructuring. The aim is to move option values
from a huge number of separate globals to a single non-global struct.
This part adds some support for parsing option values into such struct
instances, and moves one example option (fixed-vo) to the struct.
