The only effect these had was breaking playback on big-endian.
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1. Include audio_delay as an argument to demux_seek.
2. Modify demux_seek_avi to adjust the audio/video stream positions so
that mplayer/mencoder will instantly be in sync even when -delay is
specified.
I've quadruple checked this time; hopefully I haven't missed anything.
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2. Modify demux_seek_avi to adjust the audio/video stream positions so
that mplayer/mencoder will instantly be in sync even when -delay is
specified.
Other demuxers could be modified similarly in the future.
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Demuxer selection by name with -demuxer command (bakward compatible)
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first version of the demuxer. They play ok now. Fix can be disabled
through conditional compiling, so just comment out the #define directive
if it breaks anything (see source).
* Demuxer now honours audio/video ids. Since PVAs only contain one audio
track and one video track by specification, they are vid 0 and aid 0.
This also fixes the "too many audio/video packets in buffer" with
-dump[audio|video].
* substituted longs with off_t's for offsets, so that it should work on
large files.
patch by Matteo Giani <matgiani@ctonet.it>
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