- 15 Jan, 2013 16 commits
-
-
Devin Heitmueller authored
When we moved the code to use the legacy method *or* the new method, we lost the functionality that actually initialized the memory allocated for the entire subpicture region (including the part where captions weren't being rendered. This was most obvious when regression testing on OSX, where it resulted in old captions continuing to appear on screen even after being cleared, or garbage in the render buffer. Add a line that effectively zeros out the buffer prior to use. Signed-off-by: Rafaël Carré <funman@videolan.org>
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
swprintf is not the standard function you are looking for
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Rafaël Carré authored
Since it never built, it was never needed on any platform
-
Rafaël Carré authored
'libvpx' decoder doesn't exist anymore but we continue to disable it anyway for people building and older version
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
- 14 Jan, 2013 24 commits
-
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
This would need more testing and close look
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
This needs testing
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
This would deserve a second look, though
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This does not support hot plug and unplug of devices. Also, it prevented selecting a device not in the choices list due to checks in the variables subsystem. (At least with ALSA, not all valid devices are included in the suggestions.)
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Far too many bugs in this code path recently.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Using var_Set("device") is wrong: the "device" variable holds the currently used output device (as set by the aout plugin), not the intended output device (as requested through the user interface). Also fix a memory leak.
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
If I understood correctly, drive letters are always ANSI
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
-
Jean-Baptiste Kempf authored
Weirdly, there is no GetProcAddressW, indeed
-