SeekedTo(), since it's only informative to decoders. They
can't modify the seeked frame/time. This also mirrors what
all existing decoders were doing in Seek(). BMediaTrack
is simplified accordingly (resolved two TODOs).
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(This is just until we do proper irq-handling)
On my machines it works either way so I'd like to get feedback on this.
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section of AboutSystem, for their efforts in developing and bringing Stack and
Tile to Haiku. Thank you!
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audio track menu item label as the language of the
track.
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the used BBufferGroup (from consumer), make sure to
delete that one as well.
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if the input format requires it. Practically,
it does not work.
* Implement the new meta-data API.
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BMediaFiles and about BMediaTracks in BMessages. As an
example, one can get chapter meta-data or the language
name of an audio-track.
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the stream is building the index on the fly once.
This allows to seek back to earlier positions, since
then the index will contain entries for later in the
stream and the logic to detect auto-generated indices
was broken.
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muxer by the "default" stream. When I previously tried this,
I mistakenly remembered AV_TIME_BASE to be 1000, but it's
1000000, the same as the native bigtime_t time representation.
Luckily, we can still set all other streams (including the
"default" stream) to be discarded when obtaining chunks
packets.
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frame on-screen, instead of going black until catching up.
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for single frame stepping instead of winding. One frame without
shift-modifier, five frames with shift held down.
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video generation. This allows step back frame-wise even though
it means the video has to seeked back far and re-generated more
than five frames ahead to reach the seek frame.
* Don't print dropped frames in the producer when the video
is paused.
* Don't lock the PlaybackManager to report dropped frames,
report it later when the manager had to be locked anyway.
* Removed a whole bunch of methods that were only implemened
because of that old BeOS PPC compiler bug.
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on the current play back mode. I.e. paused or stopped
playback get's B_OFFLINE run-mode, which makes sure the
Consumer does not drop frames when they are too late.
When single stepping frames backwards, the producer may
have needed a lot of time to generate a frame and it may
arrive late, which is no problem when the video is paused.
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Added BurnItNow, both a gcc2 and gcc4 build.
Added Bazaar, both a gcc2 and gcc4 build.
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Seems to work around a problem in the system mixer. When it
happens once that the AudioProducer does not send a buffer,
then it can eventually lead to a drop into the debugger
from BBuffer::SetHeader(), which to me looks like the BMediaEventLooper
thread of the mixer still runs when the System Mixer has been
shut down, which itself is yet another problem. I shall
investigate, but for the time being, one should enjoy a more
stable media_addon_server life-time.
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compute the latency from the buffer count. It should be
the duration of in-flight buffers (i.e. number of buffers
minus the one currently showing).
* Compute the wakeUp time based on the buffer latency used
above.
* Make the "wasCached" mechanism work again, i.e. don't send
the buffer to the consumer if the contents did not change.
This removes the need to cache frames in the ProxyVideoSupplier
and thus one more memcpy() (5ms on my Q6600 for full-HD content).
* Remove the weird forceSendingBuffer override and the setting
of the header starttime to 0. Now seeking clips works also
when the playback is paused.
All in all, playback is more efficient now, and the chances of
dropping frames are much less. Something is still fishy, though,
since VLC, even though seemingly using slightly more CPU, drops
frames more seldomly than MediaPlayer. Audio/Video sync seems to
be better, though, since the VideoProducer is using a more accurate
latency now.
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it should be more like the scheduling latency, if anything.
* fBufferMap contained uint32 values, instead of simply the
BBuffer pointers.
* fBufferMap was initialized in a very complicated way,
simply use the BBuffer pointer returned from
fBuffers->AddBuffer().
* Removed methods which were only implemented because of a
Codewarrior compiler bug.
* Renamed fTargetBufferIndex to fLastBufferIndex, since it's
the index of the last used BBuffer from fBufferMap, which
needs to be recycled when the next buffer is received.
* SetOutputBuffersFor() never worked (making the producer
use the consumer buffer group), since it was passed the
never initialized fDestination. Use fIn.destination.
* But using our own buffer group did not yet work, since
apparently the BBuffer pointers cannot be compared like
the code did (no idea if it ever worked on BeOS).
Compare the ID()s instead, which makes it finally work to
save an unnecessary memcpy(). Interestingly, one can
call Recycle() on the "wrong" BBuffer pointer and buffers
still get recycled correctly.
* Refactored methods _UnsetTargetBuffer() and _HandleBuffer().
* Maintain the performance start time, may come in handy later.
* Changed code that checks lateness or earliness of buffers.
In case a buffer is early, simply wait.
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data, so we should prevent showing a current
peak of 0. Fixes the periodic 0 peaks.
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it can be any of these values, hope the priority is right.
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frame rate (perhaps it changed in 0.6?). This fixes
playback of several MP4 clips I have for testing.
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not the current real time. If I understand things
correctly, using the mechanism to send a MessageEvent
is just there to invoke SetPerformanceTime() within
the PlaybackManager BLooper (I could be mistaken).
Need to check whether this fixes a drift in audio
and video I am often observing.
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the counters, so it's not the average for the entire
decoding time, but for the last five frames. This gives
a more accurate picture of what's going on.
* Added NOTE about possibly removing the SWS version of the
colorspace conversion code unless it's used for otherwise
unsupported conversions. David's code is about 40% faster
in my tests (nice job!).
* Free the sws context in NegotiateVideoFormat, if necessary.
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