This provides a more traditional set of library function calls than the
VDPAU specification defines. Furthermore, this has libvdpau.so as a
conditional run-time linking dependency.
Note that this requires libvdpau 0.6 or later (0.4.1-8 on Debian) at
run-time due to a bug in libvdpau versions 0.4 through 0.5.
Unfortunately, we cannot emit NEON opcodes when NEON is not explicitly
enabled (-mfpu=neon), contrary to MMX & SSE on x86. As a consequence,
this will not work for inline assembler in a non-optimized plugin,
namely the deinterlacer.
There is also a(n hopefully theoretical) bug whereby the compiler would
emit NEON instructions in the descriptor or activation callback of a
NEON plugin. This could then crash if NEON is not supported, even
before the NEON run-time check is reached.
* Generate the plugins cache for the build tree during make all
(if not cross-compiling).
* Generate the plugins cache for the installation during make install
(if not staging with DESTDIR).
+ New build system, using recursive makefiles. Due to the amount of code
in VLC, this had become unavoidable.
+ Removed the check for OS X's stack size, since our automake targets are
a lot less hungry now.
+ Ditto for Solaris's sed.
+ Since automake-1.6 is faster than 1.7, use it first if both are present.
* m4/vlc.m4:
+ New AX_ADD_CPPFLAGS, AX_ADD_CFLAGS, AX_ADD_CXXFLAGS, AX_ADD_OBJCFLAGS
and AX_ADD_LDFLAGS macros that do all the magic to detect possible
modules and register their flags.
+ New AX_ADD_BUILTINS and AX_ADD_PLUGINS macros.
+ Some magic to generate vlc-config.
* configure.ac:
+ Moved most code to the AX_ADD_* macros.
+ Explicitely added all target Makefiles.
* modules/**/Modules.am:
+ Path to sources are now relative to Modules.am's directory level.
modify/apply on all streams, --sout has the same behavour expect when
starting with a '#'.
With a starting '#' you can specify a chain of modules, it's still
unstable but a lot more powerfull.
You have access to duplicate(that duplicate all stream), transcode
(using only ffmpeg), standard/std and es (that apply muxers and access),
and display. You could chain them with ':' and specify options with
{option1=value,option2=value[,...]}.
ex: * to stream and see the stream to udp/ts:ip
--sout '#duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=ip}}'
* to transcode,see and stream
--sout '#transcode{acodec=mpga}:duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=ip}}'
Without a starting '#', the url is converted into '#std{acces=,mux=,url}'
Test and report bugs :)
fullscreen and a nice debug message when you draw a clockwise square. Video
output modules needs to be modified for this to work, but it should be minor
in modules supporting dvd navigation.
btw: it should be easy to add new gestures, ideas appreciated
- Now using the low-level API of libmad,
- Decoding split in parsing & decoding (just like A/52),
- Should handle dual-mono files correctly,
* The old mpeg_audio plug-in can no longer work in this scheme and has
been disabled. Please _always_ compile with mad from now on.
* Updated po files.
* modules/access/mms : add MMS (Microsoft Media Streaming) access (Support
only TCP, I will try to add UDP and HTTP as well).
There are some problems with streams selections and we cannot seek, but
anyway it seems to work. (Usefull for some radio web)
* other: enable mms access by default.
* ./modules/misc/testsuite/*: moved the null module into three test modules
that are only built when --enable-testsuite is activated. This directory
can be a good place for compilation tests or performance benchmarks.
Rafaël Carré
Rémi Denis-Courmont
Jean-Baptiste Kempf
Srikanth Raju
Rafaël Carré
Laurent Aimar
Rémi Denis-Courmont
Sam Hocevar
Eric Petit
Olivier Teulière
Sigmund Augdal Helberg
Christophe Massiot
Gildas Bazin