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[r3219] by sms00

fix warnings patch from fabian greffrath

2008-03-25 03:04:59 Tree
[r3218] by sms00

Missing '}'

2008-03-25 02:31:37 Tree
[r3217] by sms00

Forgot the last edit ;)

2008-03-23 00:00:28 Tree
[r3216] by sms00

Patch from Fabian Greffrath for "build with LDFLAGS=-Wl, --as-needed". Not
needed on most systems but it doesn't appear to harm anything on OSX

2008-03-22 23:59:41 Tree
[r3215] by sms00

Use extended family info for newer cpus (4 bit field could only go to 15)

2008-02-11 21:38:59 Tree
[r3214] by sms00

Couple include files to get prototypes for strcmp and usleep

2008-02-11 18:25:39 Tree
[r3213] by wackston2

Fixed: mpeg2enc output bit rate exceeding maximum rate due to faulty
algorithm for self-tuning pass-2 reencoding. New algorithm implemented
that won't have this problem
Fixed: mpeg2enc use of uninitialised variable in pass-2 rate controller.
Fixed: mplex incorrect substream id for multiplexing for dvd authoring.

2008-01-29 23:44:13 Tree
[r3212] by sms00

1) Document that $n (frame count) is no longer subsituted for. The author of
the program hard coded 0 for the value of '$n'.
2) DO NOT USE size_t if '-1' is going to be used as a sentinel! Something like
'if (jpegsize < 0) ...' does not work if jpegsize is size_t. Use ssize_t
instead!

2008-01-06 03:28:00 Tree
[r3211] by sms00

Forgot to comment that the informational message about the input and output
rates needs to be printed BEFORE the '-r' value is clobbered. If -c is given
the program's logic copies the source frame rate over top of the -r value
before entering the conversion. Fix was to move the print statement out from
the conversion routine into the main program before the variable was overwritten

2008-01-05 20:19:46 Tree
[r3210] by sms00

jpegsize of 0 should be treated, I think, the same as "end of file". It's
probably a corrupt file anyhow if jpegsize ends up being 0.

2008-01-05 20:17:25 Tree
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