start-time and stop-time (both given in second) ;)
Becarefull that it won't work with all files because of missing/wrong
media length (ex: ts, broken avi, ...) or the fact that the headers
will not be read (ex: mpeg1 ps, perhaps ogg, ...)
Found and fixed:
- some untranslated macros
- some acronyms which were not in capital letters
- a couple of VLC Media Player (_m_edia _p_layer, now)
- typos here and there
- dots missing in some of the long texts
- spaces before ? and :, which is correct in french but not in english :)
- NT services are now called Windows Services
+ Added the 'video/x-ms-asf' MIME type to the plugin (Closes Debian
bug #232690).
This commit is also a blatant test of the SVN->CVS mirroring scripts. If
it does not work, we're screwed :-)
VLM is a little media manager. It is designed to launch several souts
with a unique VLC. It is a kind of "server playlist". For now, it is
only usable with the little telnet interface I wrote. The features are:
- complete and barely coherent command line set for media setup and
control
- multiple input list by media (like a playlist)
- loop by media
- load/save config file (human readable)
- script implementation (for scheduling, for example)
If you want to test it, launch VLC with -I telnet, and type "help".
Beware of the type of the media: vod or broadcast. vod will be used
later.
TODO:
- rewrite the telnet interface (beurk)
- change error message system and create a http interface for VLM
- implement RTSP clients administration (with vod medias)
- write a complete documentation...
Too late packets according to this value are trashed. By default it is
0 ie don't trash any packets. (I think it's safer, else we may have too
much people complaining about broken picture or CSA not working anymore ;)
The drawback is potential floods of clients...
If "strict" is true and a module name is provided then module_Need() will only look for the specified module
If "strict" is false, then module_Need() will first look for the specified module and if it wasn't found, will continue with the other modules with the same "capability".
In fullscreen, crops the picture if necessary in order to fill
the screen without black borders (e.g. you lose top and bottom parts
of the picture when watching a 4:3 video on a 16:9 display).
(Only implemented in OpenGL mode)
buffer.
* modules/mux/mpeg/ts.c:
- rename the caching= option into shaping= since it more adequately
describes what it does
- new use-key-frames option, if enabled then shaping= will be a
maximum value, if the algorithm find a new GOP it will finish with
the first picture of the next GOP (helps minimizing the dts delay)
- fixed a bug where the calculated sending time could be later than
the real DTS time (meaning the decoder wouldn't get the buffer
in time)
- On the playlist window, turn loop/repeat/standard play selection into a popup
- On the playlist window : if more than one group is defined, coolorize items according to the group they are belonging to. Currently, 8 colors are hard coded
Please make remarks on the new layout / the colors chosen.
- use AV_NOPTS_VALUE instead of 0 when it's available
- reworked the hurry-up mode to start with disabling the B frames first
- reworked the hurry-up mode to remove my thread mess
- check that we don't feed ffmpeg with twice the same PTS (crashes ffmpeg)
- correctly flag the picture types
* modules/stream_out/transcode.c:
- use AV_NOPTS_VALUE instead of 0 when it's available
- copy block_t::i_flags to sout_buffer_t::i_flags (temporary)
- split transrate.c
- you can specify a maximum gop length on which to perform transrating,
to avoid adding to much delay in the sout pipeline (shaping= option)
- fixed a bug where you couldn't transrate a transcoded stream
Laurent Aimar