Re: [xine-devel] RealMedia

[M.G. H. <ho...@te...>]

Well, here's my shot at it:

add the includes:
#include <string.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>

and this results in:

demux_rm.c: In function `demux_rm_loop':
demux_rm.c:489: `BUF_VIDEO_FILL' undeclared (first use in this function)
demux_rm.c:489: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
demux_rm.c:489: for each function it appears in.)
demux_rm.c:490: structure has no member named `PTS'
demux_rm.c:491: structure has no member named `SCR'
demux_rm.c:499: structure has no member named `PTS'
demux_rm.c:500: structure has no member named `SCR'
make: *** [demux_rm.lo] Error 1

These structures seem to be defined in src/xine_engine/buffer.h, yet in the 
latest CVS sources they've completely disappeared. Well, I took them from the 
0.9.8 sources (copied them to the demuxer dir just to test it ...) and 
everything compiled errorless.

However, when i load a sample.rm (tried a few, so it wouldn't rely on a 
specific file), but the demuxer cannot be started:

*snip*
load_plugins: demux plugin found : RM
*snip*
xine-panel: PLAY
xine_play: xine open realsample.rm, start pos = 0, start time = 0 (sec)
xine: using input plugin >file< for this MRL (realsample.rm).
demux_avi: AVI_init failed (AVI_errno: 9)
demux_rm: Duration of streams is 32043ms
demux_rm: Stream 0 is the best audio stream found so far
demux_rm: Stream 1 is the best video stream found so far
demux_rm: Stream 2 is of an unsupported stream type
demux_rm: [Naked News]
demux_rm: [Naked News]
demux_rm: [@2001]
demux_rm: Data chunk encountered
demux_rm: Audio stream index found
demux_rm: Video stream index found
xine: using demuxer plugin >RM< for this MRL.
demux_rm: Starting demuxer thread
metronom: audio stream start...
metronom: waiting for video to start...
metronom: video stream start...
metronom: audio stream start...done
demux_rm: Stopping demuxer thread
metronom: video stream end
metronom: waiting for audio to end...
metronom: audio stream end
xine_play: demuxer failed to start
xine_stop
xine_stop ignored

Well, maybe there's a way to debug or so?

-- tinus