- 24 Jun, 2013 20 commits
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Đorđe Vasiljević authored
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Rafaël Carré authored
this field is used as end trimming Refs: #8295
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Rafaël Carré authored
Refs: #8295
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Rafaël Carré authored
Refs: #8295
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Rafaël Carré authored
Close: #8638
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- 23 Jun, 2013 13 commits
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Rafaël Carré authored
The decoder might have filters in place that cause it to output to something else than s16n Close: #6400
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Rafaël Carré authored
Closes: #8611
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Rafaël Carré authored
Prefer the shorter version (avcodec/avformat support both)
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Christoph Miebach authored
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Rafaël Carré authored
Refs: #8830
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Rafaël Carré authored
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Christoph Miebach authored
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Francois Cartegnie authored
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Francois Cartegnie authored
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Francois Cartegnie authored
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Francois Cartegnie authored
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Francois Cartegnie authored
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
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- 22 Jun, 2013 7 commits
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Erwan Tulou authored
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Erwan Tulou authored
These parameters will allow to create a slider which adapts to the display. width/height parameters will be optional. If set, the initial slider will be resized to meet these requirements. A main use case will be the possibility to create a fullscreen timeslider that automatically spans the whole screen whatever the screen resolution. e.g syntax would be <Slider width="100%" ....>
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Erwan Tulou authored
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Erwan Tulou authored
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Erwan Tulou authored
Till now, these two parameters only had a meaning for geographical positioning. As explained at http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=111572, extending xoffset and yoffset for the general case would help a lot skin developpers easily position an object of unknown size around a given point : for instance, x="50%" xoffset="-50%" would center an object horizontally. x="100%" xoffset="-100%" would set an object to the East This patch doesn't modify the existing behaviour. It just implements a new feature for the case where it was a silent no op. x,y, width, height percentages are computed against the parent container xoffset and yoffset percentages are computed against the current object TODO: this approach could be generalized to all objects (need to extend the dtd)
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Rafaël Carré authored
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
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