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By s_d - Posted on December 5, 2002 - 21:04:05 (#4615)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6a |
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I'm impressed. At last.
Good picture quality, synced sound, working seeking. Low processor load.
Tried with 2 overlay-capable cars - Vodoo 3 2000 and Radeon 32 DDR.
Though, too sad, that native "media-OS" tools are unable to do same things well.
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| Everything Works! |
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By genosmm - Posted on December 4, 2002 - 19:06:53 (#4586)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6a |
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Am BeOS Newbie coming from Windows ME. Was pleasantly surprised how easy apps are to download and install with BeOS!!
Yesterday downloaded and installed VideoLan client Was amazed that everything works so far. Tried to compare it to my Windows PowerDVD 2.55 at 800 x 600 using a 16X DVD Player. The picture was fine for both.
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| vlc sneezed on my screen |
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By shaggy - Posted on December 4, 2002 - 18:34:58 (#4585)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6a |
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I'm having the same problem as BiPolar. just with the last two builds of the cvs though. The first one dated 2002.11.23 works quite wonderfully. I aswell don't have overlay support, but am pretty sure thats just my TNT2 graphics card.
Still great work, keep it up :^)
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| Menu Crash |
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By DaaT - Posted on December 4, 2002 - 15:07:48 (#4583)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6a |
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Great work guys :) Good to see DVD Menus in BeOS :D
It crashed though. The DVD started went to Menu, i was in another workspace, came back, moved the mouse over a Menu (no clicking) and it crashed. SC follows:
loading symbols
segment violation occurred
#File libmemcpy3dn_plugin.so text:
#File libmemcpy3dn_plugin.so text:
+075d eab1275d: * f3 rep
decoder:sc
frame retaddr
non-resident page encountered - cannot determine if leaf routine. Sorry!
decoder:
Hope this helps. Keep up the great work.
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| Very wrong colors |
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By BiPolar - Posted on December 4, 2002 - 07:31:54 (#4581)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6a |
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That's it, I run the Unstable version under Dano.
The app looks very nice, but all my videos (divx, mpeg) are shown with what is an almost green palette,
not to mention those ugly big blocks. The rendering was in Bitmap mode (non Vesa driver, but it seems I have no overlay sopport).
Anyway... keep up the good work!
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| re overlay |
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By tonycastley - Posted on November 29, 2002 - 04:11:36 (#4458)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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<quote>Also what's the difference / advantage / disadvantages of bitmap vs. overlay?
On my BeOS machine at work (pII 350, matrox PCI vga) it runs fine ( by default on overlay mode and can be changed in terminal mode to bitmap.</quote>
The really big advantage is the the original image, unscaled and with out color space manipulation (eg YUV to RGB) is copied to the video card. The video then scales and converts the image itself. This saves all of this work being done on the CPU. Also many cards allow two or more overlay images to be created allowing the program (vlc in this case) to do "backbuffer" drawing, when required the images are toggled giving extremly fast frame changes.
That is where the saving is. BeOS's direct window allows you to send data directly to the video card but it must be pre-scaled and the correct color space.
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| re: overlay |
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By stephenb - Posted on November 28, 2002 - 23:49:30 (#4452)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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<quote>
Using vlc 0.4.6 on a BeOS (pIII 800, video) GeForce2 MX, it always runs in bitmap. Even when I try running it fromt the terminal with the --overlay option, it still runs in bitmap mode. Any help is appreciated.
</quote>
What driver are you using for it? VESA by any chance? Supposedly the Unified NVidia Driver on BeBits supports overlay, never had the chance to try myself though (no nVidia cards).
<quote>Also what's the difference / advantage / disadvantages of bitmap vs. overlay?
On my BeOS machine at work (pII 350, matrox PCI vga) it runs fine ( by default on overlay mode and can be changed in terminal mode to bitmap.</quote>
Overlay mode, as I understand it, writes data directly to the video card as opposed to using the OSes standard drawing method. It is, therefore, a LOT faster and less CPU-intensive. To give you an example, VLC on my P3 450 with the leaked 2d radeon driver (no overlay support) was pretty much unusable - dropped frames like mad and used 100% CPU. But with the newer OSS Radeon driver, it uses about 40% and the playback is nice-and-smooth.
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| vlc 0.4.6 always runs in bitmap mode? |
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By hey68you - Posted on November 28, 2002 - 16:39:28 (#4447)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Using vlc 0.4.6 on a BeOS (pIII 800, video) GeForce2 MX, it always runs in bitmap. Even when I try running it fromt the terminal with the --overlay option, it still runs in bitmap mode. Any help is appreciated.
Also what's the difference / advantage / disadvantages of bitmap vs. overlay?
On my BeOS machine at work (pII 350, matrox PCI vga) it runs fine ( by default on overlay mode and can be changed in terminal mode to bitmap.
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| efax problem :-) / Max solution ;-) |
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By vasper - Posted on November 28, 2002 - 14:25:54 (#4446)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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... and you came to the right place. I am sure, that people using VideoLan Client for BeOS are very interested, and have all used that program so many times that they can surely help you. ;-)
By the way... The problem with VideoLan in Max is the LocaleTracker. If you compile VLC again on a system using LocaleTracker, it works. I have done it and will post a VLC 4.6 for MAX as soon as I can.
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| efax problems |
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By Bonny LaBash - Posted on November 27, 2002 - 20:34:05 (#4438)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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I was looking for an update for e-fax messenger plus, I've noticed the computers with windows XP in our office have a problem with e-fax. I have to go to my control panel and default to e-fax messenger plus 1st before it'll work.
I know it's a problem with XP because all our Mellinium, and Window's 98 versions work fine. Looking for a solution.
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| Hey, the latest version sounds awesome |
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By zenja - Posted on November 23, 2002 - 21:56:26 (#4333)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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<Quote> - latest edition has:
- input formats: mp4, mov, asf, aac, wav
- codecs: cinepak, sorensonv1, wmv, wma (thx to ffmpeg), aac (thx to libfaad)
- DivX/mpeg4 post-processing
- adjustable brightness, contrast, hue and saturation (only in overlay mode at this time)
- various internal enhancements
</Quote>
This sounds awesome. Great work VideoLan team.
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| Re: Fullscreen on start does work! |
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By titer - Posted on November 23, 2002 - 04:49:27 (#4314)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Mmmm, you're right, I forgot this case ;)
Anyway, just want for the next release if you want a convenient and working CLI option.
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| Fullscreen on start does work! |
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By sparrowsoup - Posted on November 23, 2002 - 00:22:00 (#4308)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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If I exit VLC while playing a movie fullscreen, VLC will start fullscreen next time I run it. Isn't it supposed to do that?
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| Re: maximize from command line |
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By titer - Posted on November 22, 2002 - 23:08:56 (#4306)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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The current BeOS release does not check the --fullscreen option, so it is impossible to start in full screen mode. However, it has been fixed in the CVS; if you can get sources and compile vlc, it will work ;)
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| maximize from command line |
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By Drake - Posted on November 22, 2002 - 19:03:38 (#4303)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Is there any way to force vlc into fullscreen at startup, either from command line options (--fullscreen does not seem to work) or a hey script?
I am trying to get script so I just put in a dvd or vcd and click on an icon to run fullscreen.
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| Re: Videolan don't work in my box |
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By titer - Posted on November 22, 2002 - 18:49:23 (#4301)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Are you using a SSE-disabled kernel for Athlon XP ? It may be your problem, someone else reported such a bug with 0.5. Could you contact me by email ? I'd like to solve this, if you have some time to.
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| Re Re: Videolan don't work in my box |
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By sfgargar - Posted on November 21, 2002 - 18:45:49 (#4276)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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$ /boot/apps/BeShare/downloads/vlc-0.4.6/vlc -vvvvv
error loading video settings: No such file or directory
VideoLAN Client - version 0.4.6 Ourumov - (c) 1996-2002 VideoLAN
module: checking built-in modules
module: new builtin module `idct', IDCT module
module: new builtin module `idctclassic', classic IDCT module
module: new builtin module `motion', motion compensation module
module: new builtin module `imdct', AC3 IMDCT module
module: new builtin module `downmix', AC3 downmix module
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_rgb', I420,IYUV,YV12 to RGB,RV15,RV16,RV24,RV32 conversions
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_yuy2', conversions from I420,IYUV,YV12 to YUY2,YUNV,YVYU,UYVY,UYNV,Y422,IUYV,cyuv,Y211
module: new builtin module `chroma_i422_yuy2', conversions from I422 to YUY2,YUNV,YVYU,UYVY,UYNV,Y422,IUYV,cyuv,Y211
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_ymga', conversions from I420,IYUV,YV12 to YMGA
module: new builtin module `mpeg_adec', MPEG I/II layer 1/2 audio decoder
module: new builtin module `ac3_adec', software AC3 decoder
module: new builtin module `mpeg_vdec', MPEG I/II video decoder module
module: new builtin module `memcpymmx', MMX memcpy module
module: new builtin module `idctmmx', MMX IDCT module
module: new builtin module `motionmmx', MMX motion compensation module
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_rgb_mmx', MMX I420,IYUV,YV12 to RV15,RV16,RV24,RV32 conversions
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_yuy2_mmx', MMX conversions from I420,IYUV,YV12 to YUY2,YUNV,YVYU,UYVY,UYNV,Y422,IUYV,cyuv
module: new builtin module `chroma_i422_yuy2_mmx', MMX conversions from I422 to YUY2,YUNV,YVYU,UYVY,UYNV,Y422,IUYV,cyuv
module: new builtin module `chroma_i420_ymga_mmx', MMX conversions from I420,IYUV,YV12 to YMGA
module: new builtin module `memcpymmxext', MMX EXT memcpy module
module: new builtin module `idctmmxext', MMX EXT IDCT module
module: new builtin module `motionmmxext', MMXEXT motion compensation module
module: new builtin module `memcpy3dn', 3D Now! memcpy module
module: new builtin module `imdct3dn', 3D Now! AC3 IMDCT module
module: new builtin module `downmix3dn', 3D Now! AC3 downmix module
module: new builtin module `imdctsse', SSE AC3 IMDCT module
module: new builtin module `downmixsse', SSE AC3 downmix module
module: new builtin module `dvd', DVD input module, uses libdvdcss
module: new builtin module `mad', libmad MPEG 1/2/3 audio decoder library
module: new builtin module `ffmpeg', ffmpeg video decoder (MSMPEG4v123,MPEG4)
module: new builtin module `dummy', dummy functions module
module: new builtin module `null', the Null module that does nothing
module: new builtin module `rc', remote control interface module
module: new builtin module `logger', file logging interface module
module: new builtin module `mpeg_es', ISO 13818-2 MPEG Elementary Stream input
module: new builtin module `mpeg_ps', ISO 13818-1 MPEG Program Stream input
module: new builtin module `mpeg_ts', ISO 13818-1 MPEG Transport Stream input
module: new builtin module `mpeg_audio', MPEG I/II Audio stream demux
module: new builtin module `file', Standard filesystem file reading
module: new builtin module `memcpy', libc memcpy module
module: new builtin module `lpcm_adec', linear PCM audio decoder
module: new builtin module `ac3_spdif', SPDIF pass-through AC3 decoder
module: new builtin module `spudec', DVD subtitles decoder module
module: new builtin module `filter_deinterlace', deinterlacing module
module: new builtin module `filter_invert', invert video module
module: new builtin module `filter_wall', image wall video module
module: new builtin module `filter_transform', image transformation module
module: new builtin module `filter_distort', miscellaneous video effects module
module: new builtin module `filter_clone', image clone video module
module: new builtin module `filter_crop', image crop video module
module: new builtin module `fx_scope', scope effect module
module: new builtin module `avi', RIFF-AVI Stream input
module: new builtin module `beos', BeOS standard API module
module: new builtin module `a52', a52 ATSC A/52 aka AC-3 audio decoder module
module: checking plugin modules
module: browsing `.'
module: browsing `/boot/apps/BeShare/downloads/vlc-0.4.6/plugins'
module: browsing `/usr/local/lib/videolan/vlc'
module: module bank initialized, found 55 modules
config: opening config file /boot/home/config/settings/vlcrc
config: config file /boot/home/config/settings/vlcrc doesn't already exist
intf: playlist initialized
module: locking memcpy module `memcpymmxext'
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| Re: Videolan don't work in my box |
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By titer - Posted on November 21, 2002 - 05:02:27 (#4267)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Try launching "vlc -vvvvv" to get more info.
You could also (if you know how to do this) compile it with debug symbols and run it in the Be Debugger, as I have never seen such a crash and I cannot reproduce it.
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| Re Re: Videolan don't work in my box |
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By sfgargar - Posted on November 21, 2002 - 01:26:45 (#4260)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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The crash append when i try to start the software....if i start it from the terminal ...it return this few text:
$ /boot/apps/BeShare/downloads/vlc-0.4.6/vlc
error loading video settings: No such file or directory
VideoLAN Client - version 0.4.6 Ourumov - (c) 1996-2002 VideoLAN
I had the same for 0.4.5 version...now on my box run well 0.4.4c
thank
Giuseppe
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| Re: Videolan don't work in my box |
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By titer - Posted on November 20, 2002 - 23:06:12 (#4258)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Please make a complete bug report so we can investigate it : when did the crash append, with which type of file, is it reproducible, what does vlc print in a terminal if launched in verbose mode, etc...
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| Videolan don't work in my box |
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By sfgargar - Posted on November 20, 2002 - 22:53:12 (#4257)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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Help why videolan don't work on my system......the last version that work is the 0.4.4
segment violation occurred
_free_internal:
_free_internal:
+0026 ec08de0a: * fc428b movl -0x00000004(%edx), %eax
some suggestions?
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| Great software |
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By mariux123 - Posted on November 20, 2002 - 16:48:47 (#4253)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.6 |
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| I had to set CPU priority to get smooth playback |
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By InactiveX - Posted on November 13, 2002 - 17:30:47 (#4164)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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I love this app. But I had to use ProcessController to assign high priority to the most intensive VLC processes before playback was smooth. That's on a dual Celeron at 500MHz. Once I had done that, I was in DVD heaven. Thanks.
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| Re: Where is the snapshot located |
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By titer - Posted on November 12, 2002 - 21:08:04 (#4142)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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The snapshot goes into the /boot/home directory. File name is "vlc screenshot <number>"
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| Where is the snapshot located |
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By nymia - Posted on November 12, 2002 - 20:45:51 (#4141)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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I took a snapshot of the screen and couldn't find where the file is?
Anybody got a clue stick there? Please hand it to me.
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| nothing to say |
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By spheris5 - Posted on November 12, 2002 - 17:47:25 (#4138)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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It's a greatest VOB player for BeOS.
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| Thanks! |
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By DaaT - Posted on October 29, 2002 - 21:28:56 (#3863)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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gggrrrrrrr... bebits didn't accept my talkback...
anywho.. Tony, just wanted to say thanks for a great job on VLC, your work is much appreciated. Best to you and your family.
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| Thanks Tony! |
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By doh - Posted on October 29, 2002 - 16:27:34 (#3858)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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Hey Tony!
Thanks for the work you've put in so far! Videolan wouldn't be this far without you! Kudos!
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| Transfer of publisher |
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By tonycastley - Posted on October 29, 2002 - 12:47:37 (#3857)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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Due to the significant effort that stippi has put into the last few versions of VLC and the things that are happening in my personal and professional life, I have transferred this app.
Thanks for all you support feedback and best wishes. I will still be around, I will still contibute.
Thanks
Tony
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| memcpy behaviour with different codecs |
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By blu - Posted on October 29, 2002 - 10:23:56 (#3854)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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Tony,
on my k6/2 system (k6/2 @ 500MHz, MGA Mystique 4MB, stock BeOS 5.03) i've noticed that both mmx and 3dnow memory copy modules (memcpymmx and memcpy3dn, respectively) don't work with ffmpeg-handled video streams (i.e. anything wich goes through ffmpeg) and BView/BBitmap-based output. The video output is either not there, or is updated sporadically (sound output being fine). The same two memcpy modules work fine with mpeg1 streams under the same output (BView/BBitmap). <wild quess> Could it be a matter of mmx/3dn state non- initialization/de-initialization and conflict with ffmpeg's own mmx code (if any, that is)? </wild quess>
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| Re: AVI seeking |
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By mmu_man - Posted on October 17, 2002 - 15:48:48 (#3654)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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well, of course it works :^)
vlc doesn't use the BeOS MediaKit, which is currently buggy for AVI parsing, so as it uses its own parser it can perform better.
Hope that'll be fixed in OBOS =)
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| Re: about language |
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By stippi - Posted on October 17, 2002 - 13:06:58 (#3651)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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For every new "file" item in the playlist, such settings like the language are not remembered. This only works in DVD mode, where it can be expected, that audio stream #2 would be French across the entire DVD in your case. When vlc plays individual files from hard disk, how can it expect that they are related?
Another problem is the naming of the streams. Many DVDs don't provide a readable name (it appears), and even if they do, they might differ for the same language. So it would be tricky to implement a setting, where you tell vlc your "preferred" language, so that it picks that one "automatically" for you. But I can see that this would be a cool feature if it can be made to work. However, I don't code on vlc at this level, I only work on the interface. If such a feature becomes available, I will try to make it easy to access it.
-Stephan
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| Re: AVI seeking |
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By stippi - Posted on October 17, 2002 - 13:01:36 (#3650)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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Hi,
for *every* AVI I tested (and I have a few), seeking works just fine. For AVIs that are not downloaded completely yet, seeking works differently, appearantly, vlc is zooming through the AVI until it finds the spot where you clicked. Might be that this behaviour looks flawed on slower computers. But it does indeed work on this one fast computer (P41.7GHz) I tested on.
Some codecs are not supported properly by vlc. That's when you can experience problems. You should run vlc from within a Terminal, and look for suspicious error messages.
Anyways, you should test with different AVIs, you should see that seeking works fine. Oh, there *is* sometimes a problem, where sound and video are out of sync after seeking, but it should work reasonably fine most of the times...
Regards,
-Stephan
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| Just noticed: AVI seeking works! |
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By ahwayakchih - Posted on October 16, 2002 - 22:29:44 (#3644)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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maybe i'm too late with it but: YEAH! :D
only picture gets stops (plays, stops, plays, stops) and then it doesn't move at all, after seeking. after pause & play it's ok for a second or maybe shorter (maybe it depends on frames or something...) and than again it stops.
THX for great work.
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| about language... |
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By spheris5 - Posted on October 16, 2002 - 21:00:00 (#3641)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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when i read a vob list file and choose frech language for audio, VLC (last version for BeOS) play the first file with french and the second file with the default language(english).Is it normal ???
A VLC user
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| LPCM sound |
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By dezitter - Posted on October 16, 2002 - 17:20:46 (#3636)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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Hi,
just want to mention that for DTS - LPCM sound is still broken. When I start in the terminal i get the message DTS is not yet supported, but I get a lot of noise out the speakers.
'BE the difference that makes a difference' - JEWEL
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| Re: interface & improvements |
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By stippi - Posted on October 15, 2002 - 23:49:02 (#3617)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.5 |
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About the single window interface, see one of my other comments.
Something else: I have been somewhat blurry about my recent improvements since the last BeOS only update. This version, 0.4.5, includes
- LCD type info view, appearance "configurable" via window size. Unfortunately, not all info is supported by all types of streams vlc can playback. For most AVIs not even the current time can be shown.
- drag'n'drop of cd-rom icons to open them in DVD mode.
- implementation of better settings handling. Aspect ratio correction, fullscreen setting, this stuff should now be remembered throughout a) program restarts and b) throughout different files playing. Let's say you have one file playing at fullscreen, which has an original resolution of 384x207, then comes another file with a different resolution. Previously, vlc would destroy the instance of the video output, and make a new one, if the new file had a different resolution. Meaning you would be switched back to the default settings. This is now much better handled. A problem remains for switching from DVD playback to normal file playback. Unfortunately the destruction and recreation of the output module overlap, loosing the current settings (reverting them to what was saved last).
- some memory leaks have been fixed, and code has been cleaned up.
Can somebody confirm that the LPCM sound is not broken anymore? There have been changes to that module before the release. Does this mean we have most issues mentioned in recent talkback comments sorted out?
Regards,
-Stephan
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| Re: vlc interface |
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By titer - Posted on October 14, 2002 - 14:21:40 (#3594)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.4c |
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DVD menus already work (a bit) under Linux, it has to be ported to BeOS. There also already exists a "brightness" plugin, a guy here coded it a few weeks ago for its personnal use, put didn't put it in the CVS - I'll ask him not to be so egoist ;)
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| Re: vlc interface |
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By Androo - Posted on October 11, 2002 - 23:27:29 (#3552)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.4c |
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I very much like the the current interface, but I think it could be better if there was some way to combine the control window and the player window into one ... not sure quite how you would go about doing that, but perhaps maybe something similar to Be's MediaPlayer?
I most definately think Be has the best out of any VLC interface on any platform including MacOSX. Great job on it .. I really applaud you. There's always room for improvement, though.
Any idea on how DVD menu support is going with VLC? I know the team wants to work on it, but I have no idea if any work has started (and I understand just how difficult implementing such a thing is). Give me that and a way of adjusting gamma and I'll be a happy guy -)
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| Re: vlc interface |
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By stippi - Posted on October 11, 2002 - 16:56:41 (#3547)
Current version when comment was posted: 0.4.4c |
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All of the screenshots of VLC on videolan.org seem outdated. However, I agree about the tidy BeOS interface. You would always have to decide if something fits in, even if it's cool, because it might not work so well out of its context. Nevertheless, there might be interesting ideas in the other interfaces. It's just a matter of knowing what's there.
-Stephan
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