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From: Pablo Jones <pablo@xp...> - 2002-01-23 06:44:03
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Hello,
While using the menus with dvdnav, after I click on something, the
onclick image remains on the screen when the movie starts to play, which
is very annoying. I am using the 0.11 dxr3 drivers with an H+ card as
well. Any suggestions on what might fix this problem, or is this not a
xine-related issue at all?
Thanks,
Pablo
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From: Bartlomiej Muryn <forever@kl...> - 2002-01-23 06:59:13
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Yes I have ecactelly the same problem... On 23-01-2002, at 07:52, Pablo Jones wrote:=20 > Hello, >=20 > While using the menus with dvdnav, after I click on something, the > onclick image remains on the screen when the movie starts to play, which > is very annoying. I am using the 0.11 dxr3 drivers with an H+ card as > well. Any suggestions on what might fix this problem, or is this not a > xine-related issue at all? >=20 > Thanks, > Pablo >=20 >=20 > _______________________________________________ > xine-user mailing list > xine-user@... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xine-user >=20 --=20 Regards, _4ever_ GPG public key: http://forever.klub.chip.pl/pubring.gpg |
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From: Michael Roitzsch <amalthea@fr...> - 2002-01-23 16:03:35
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> While using the menus with dvdnav, after I click on something, the > onclick image remains on the screen when the movie starts to play, > which is very annoying. I am using the 0.11 dxr3 drivers with an > H+ card as well. Any suggestions on what might fix this problem, > or is this not a xine-related issue at all? This is a known problem and is xine related. IIRC this is because the dxr3-decoder-plugin doesn't handle NAV-packets which causes the first menu highlight not to appear and the last one not to disappear. I have the same problem here. I guess we just have to wait until someone more skilled (James?) has found some time to fix this. Michael Roitzsch |
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From: Rich Wareham <rjw57@he...> - 2002-01-23 09:53:24
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On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Pablo Jones wrote: > Hello, > > While using the menus with dvdnav, after I click on something, the > onclick image remains on the screen when the movie starts to play, which > is very annoying. I am using the 0.11 dxr3 drivers with an H+ card as > well. Any suggestions on what might fix this problem, or is this not a > xine-related issue at all? Firstly and interim solution may be to switch subtitles off from the Xine panel after the menu selection was made and see if that removes the highlight. This was a know bug with some versions of dvdnav. I don't know if its still an issue with the current CVS but exams have finished now (yay!) so I finally have some time to start working through my dvdnav TODO list. For reference, these are the issues I want to tackle (James, tell me if you've already fixed any of these) - Fix dvdnav to be thread-safe & re-entrant in required bits. - Move read-ahead cache to seperate thread to improve performance on low end machines (esp. for a friend of mine). - Fix subtitle/menu highlight bug. - Fix susbtitle/language menu selection. - Re-implement angle-selection under new architecture. - Make seek bar a) seek and b) reflect current position in title/chapter. - Re-implement title/chapter display. - Fix bugs. Rich -- Rich Wareham http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~rjw57/... ...sc/ -- Linux Software for the Cambridge University Smartcard ...xine/ -- Xine HOWTO |
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From: Michael Roitzsch <amalthea@fr...> - 2002-01-27 11:08:24
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> > While using the menus with dvdnav, after I click on something, the > > onclick image remains on the screen when the movie starts to play, > > which is very annoying. I am using the 0.11 dxr3 drivers with an > > H+ card as well. Any suggestions on what might fix this problem, > > or is this not a xine-related issue at all? > > This is a known problem and is xine related. IIRC this is because the > dxr3-decoder-plugin doesn't handle NAV-packets which causes the first > menu highlight not to appear and the last one not to disappear. I > have the same problem here. I guess we just have to wait until > someone more skilled (James?) has found some time to fix this. I looked into the code for myself and found a solution for our problem. It's not a very clean way to do that, but nevertheless the highlights do disappear now. The enclosed patch is against the 0.9.8 release version, since current CVS is under heavy development. It should apply to latest CVS, but I haven't tried if it still does the right thing. Michael Roitzsch |
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From: Pablo Jones <pablo@xp...> - 2002-01-29 05:52:00
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Michael Roitzsch wrote:
> I looked into the code for myself and found a solution for our problem.
> It's not a very clean way to do that, but nevertheless the highlights
> do disappear now. The enclosed patch is against the 0.9.8 release
> version, since current CVS is under heavy development. It should apply
> to latest CVS, but I haven't tried if it still does the right thing.
Thanks, that fixed the problem. There are a couple other small problems, but
I don't know if they are dvdnav related.
Syncing with getodelay does not sync properly anymore with 0.9.8 and it used
to work perfectly in 0.9.7. The A Clockwork Orange DVD has audio that is
about 2 seconds late and I haven't figured out how to correct this. Once
again, it worked properly with 0.9.7.
Adios,
Pablo
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From: Michael Roitzsch <amalthea@fr...> - 2002-02-02 10:24:29
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> Michael Roitzsch wrote: > > I looked into the code for myself and found a solution for our > > problem. It's not a very clean way to do that, but nevertheless the > > highlights do disappear now. The enclosed patch is against the > > 0.9.8 release version, since current CVS is under heavy > > development. It should apply to latest CVS, but I haven't tried if > > it still does the right thing. > > Thanks, that fixed the problem. There are a couple other small > problems, but I don't know if they are dvdnav related. > Syncing with getodelay does not sync properly anymore with 0.9.8 and > it used to work perfectly in 0.9.7. The A Clockwork Orange DVD has > audio that is about 2 seconds late and I haven't figured out how to > correct this. Once again, it worked properly with 0.9.7. Sorry for answering late: exams time. All a/v sync problems I experienced are accompanied by messages saying "dxr3_skip = _" in the console output. If this is true for your problem you can very likely fix them by seeking around in the stream (dvdnav can do this now). I for myself click in the slider a small bit after the beginning when I encounter this problem. If I understand xine right, this is a known metronom problem. Michael Roitzsch |