Le decadi 10 nivôse, an CCXXV, Clement Boesch a écrit : > You want a watermark to be effective only in a timerange, the second input > (the watermark) would get ignored outside that range, and the first one > pass through. This would be filter specific (FLAG_SUPPORT_TIMELINE_INTERNAL). > > That's how overlay and dualinput actually works with a given outlink, > doesn't it?
You are right, I missed that when replying to Michael. It works because the inputs are clearly defined as primary and secondary. I believe I did not break it with the current series; if there is a FATE test then I am sure I did not. Still, the current code is fragile: since the enable expression is evaluated for both inputs at the time the frames arrive and are queued in the dualinput/framesync context, it may cause slightly incorrect results: the timestamp for enable/disable would be taken from the incoming frame that allows to flush the current frame. Still, I think fixing that is orthogonal to the current patch series. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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