From: Miguel F. <mi...@ce...> - 2002-01-06 15:27:28
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Hi Guenter, I saw you commited the new still frame stuff, nice! I finally understood the video_in_discontinuity idea, it sounds good. Now we only need to remove the thousands of debug messages once the code gets more tested/stable. Maybe we could finally schedule 0.9.8 for this week? there are several bugfixes over 0.9.7 and it would also be nice to have some new code tested by more users. Talking about todo lists, one top item on mine is a another clean up on the win32 code. the code i converted from c++ to c is already being used on avifile and mplayer, with additional fixes. I'd to have an avi/asf/w32 support as good as mplayer before 1.0. The current state is: - the demuxers should already be fine. i haven't seen any bug on avi/asf demux since 0.9.6. - directshow code needs to be updated, the mplayer/avifile version already works with the acelpnet audio codec. - some directshow video codecs should be prefered over the old dll's for better compatibility. - the divx audio (wma) support needs to be improved. that acm api sucks and makes perfect syncronization very difficult because the chunk size dll process may not be multiple of delivered buffer sizes. there are also strange bugs like it returning more data than it should (requiring us to allocate more space than would be needed). - win32 video codec needs to select just one stream id to decode. this causes the reported problem of that civilization3 video not being played correctly. btw, our live would be much easier if someone could make a GPL'ed WMA decoder! regards, Miguel |