On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 03:35:21PM +0000, Christian Weisgerber wrote: > There is a divergent version of this in graphics/ffmpeg (and again > a private version of that in x11/mplayer). My best guess is that > the standalone version is orphaned and development is happing in > ffmpeg.
AFAICT, the videolan people are the ones developing it and the mplayer/ffmpeg guys just copied a snapshot of the code over. > That said, *puts in a DVD*, "mplayer -ac ffdca" doesn't > work properly, but "-ac dts" (i.e., using the standalone libdca) > does. I imported it because I have a file that only plays with mplayer and I usually only install videolan. So I was planning on either fixing our in-tree (out-of-date) videolan that looks for libdts and can't use it due to the missing/renamed headers or wait for the videolan 1.0.0 update to go in-tree and enable its libdca support. > Oh, and x11/mplayer now picks up libdca if installed. It links > with -ldts, though, so it only finds the libdts.a symlink and links > statically. Ah sorry I didn't notice that. I had checked that it didn't affect the LIB_DEPENDS of mplayer but I didn't notice it finding the static libdts symlink. I guess I'll just disable the libdts "support" in libdca unless someone comes up with a better suggestion.
