> -------------------- cut ---------------------
> cimage_orig = _avistream->GetFrame();
> // create RGB-CImage if not yet created
> if(cimage == 0){
> BitmapInfo *bi = new BitmapInfo();
> bi->biSize=sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER);
> bi->biWidth=_width;
> bi->biHeight=_height;
> bi->biPlanes=1;
> bi->biBitCount=24;
> bi->biCompression=BI_RGB;
> bi->biSizeImage=_width * _height * 3;
> bi->biXPelsPerMeter=0;
> bi->biYPelsPerMeter=0;
> bi->biClrUsed=0;
> bi->biClrImportant=0;
This really should be replaced by using constructor -
BitmapInfo(width, height)
> This works fine with the newest version of avifile and the
> Windows-dlls installed, but in SuSE 8.1 (which includes
> avifile-0.7.7_20020523) some decoders produces images that are upside
> down, but in the right direction if i play the movie with aviplay.
And what actually supriceses you - older version had bugs in this place ?
Or that newer version works properly and you are missing
the bugs ?
> Direction=0, IsRGB=1 Bpp=24. So, what is the magic image-attribute
> with which aviplay in avifile-0.7.7_20020523 can detect, that it has
> to flip the image?
Bugs are present everywhere and everytimes - avifile is created only by
me - thus you should be rather happy that newer version works :)
I think there will be no way to get it properly working with 7.7 version
as many fixes went in during the 7.7 -> 7.29 version - I assume
that 7.15 is somewhat first reasonable version where this might
work reliable...
The only thing I may suggest is to upgrade rpms on Suse to some newer
version.
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