On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 06:21:22PM +0000, David Flynn wrote:
> From: Jonathan Rosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> different encoder implementations may leave or prune excess bits at the
> end of the arithmetic data.
> @@ -2706,12 +2706,16 @@ schro_decoder_decode_subband (SchroPicture *picture,
> if (ctx->arith->offset < ctx->subband_length) {
> SCHRO_WARNING("arith decoding didn't consume buffer (%d < %d)",
> ctx->arith->offset, ctx->subband_length);
> +#ifdef DONT_DO_THIS
> ctx->broken = TRUE;
> +#endif
Um, don't do this. :) I'd prefer to add real solutions rather than
random ifdefs.
The cutoffs for deciding when a subband has been decoded incorrectly
might be a little too strict. Please fix this if you ever see this
warning generated. It might be a good idea to bump the cutoff out
by 5 bytes or so -- decode mistakes are generally off by a *lot*.
dave...
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