Bug#894548: Bug 894548

2019-04-06 Thread Andreas Bilke
I don't see the problem with pdfpc as itself.  Also: you are free to change
the key mapping for your self.


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Bug#860124: Bug 860124

2019-04-06 Thread Andreas Bilke
Is this still an issue?


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Bug#894414: Bug 894414

2019-04-06 Thread Andreas Bilke
The warning message is released in v4.3.0 which is in debian. I think this
bug could be closed.



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Bug#894414: pdf-presenter-console: cursor changesto hand over movie area, voice id hear but animation does not start

2018-06-03 Thread Andreas Bilke
> Can you explain how to contact "developers on GitHub".  I am somewhat
> outside my comfort zone here, but eager to learn and very motivated to
> support this.

The upstream project of pdfpc is at https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/ . You
need a github account to open issues there.



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Bug#894414: pdf-presenter-console: cursor changesto hand over movie area, voice id hear but animation does not start

2018-06-02 Thread Andreas Bilke
> Do you really think all these others are necessary?
> 
> >   gstreamer1.0-plugins-good,
> >   gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad,
> >   gstreamer1.0-libav,
> >   gstreamer1.0-alsa,
> >   gstreamer1.0-tools

At least the -good and -bad plugin is recommendable because it gives pdfpc
more video codec support.

> Maybe I should make a virtual package pdf-presenter-console-media,
> which is recommended by pdf-presenter-console proper, and which has
> hard dependencies on all the potentially relevant gstreamer packages.

I don't know how debian users think and if they would find the movie
version of pdfpc. Instead I fear that they open bug reports with "movie
support does not work".



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Bug#894414: pdf-presenter-console: cursor changesto hand over movie area, voice id hear but animation does not start

2018-05-25 Thread Andreas Bilke
This is a decision of barak.

Am 25. Mai 2018 05:49:12 MESZ schrieb Clinton Winant :
>Once I installed that package everything started working. The only
>exception is that the first frame of the movie is not show, even though
>it
>does show when run under acroread with Windows&.
>
>In the future will I need to always install that package separately, or
>should it be part of the debian pdf-presenter-console package?
>
>Thanks so much



Bug#894414: pdf-presenter-console: cursor changesto hand over movie area, voice id hear but animation does not start

2018-05-24 Thread Andreas Bilke
Do you have the package "libgstreamer-plugins-bad1.0-0" installed? It
contains the gstreamer-gtk-sink we use for movie playback.



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Bug#899336: PDFPC Regression Bug

2018-05-23 Thread Andreas Bilke
Please see 
https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/commit/21e4efb3afe325fe7e2f800d1c22fd1bc28bc3d7

(I saw that i referenced the wrong bug report id in the commit message.)


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Bug#888677: pdf-presenter-console: [regression] raster image rendering is really poor

2018-05-07 Thread Andreas Bilke
Evgeny Stambulchik found a nicer solution for this problem. The annotations
from the PDF are removed from the document (at least in the in-memory
version).

Therefore we can use render() again and have nice pixel graphics.

We released v4.1.2 to reflect this change.



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Bug#888677: pdf-presenter-console: [regression] raster image rendering is really poor

2018-05-04 Thread Andreas Bilke

> Perhaps as an interrim measure, maybe a command line option and/or hot
> key to switch between modes would make sense?

I implemented https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/pull/342. Could you have a
look if it satisfies your needs?

If a page has annotations, it is rendered without visible icons of the
annotations, in all other cases it uses the old way.


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Bug#888677: pdf-presenter-console: [regression] raster image rendering is really poor

2018-05-01 Thread Andreas Bilke
I think this patch opens a new bug (see my previous post) and should not
count as a bug fix for this issue.



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Bug#888677: pdf-presenter-console: [regression] raster image rendering is really poor

2018-04-30 Thread Andreas Bilke
I can confirm that we have degraded quality for pixel graphics so far.

The call to `render_for_printing_with_options` is the "cause" of the
problem. If I switch back to `render` everything is fine.

But: pdfpc supports notes from PDF annotations, and if we render a PDF with
annotations with `render` we see a symbol at the annotation position in
pdfpc. Therefor we have `render_for_printing_with_options` where we disable
the icon for the annotations.

With a quick look at the poppler API I was not able to find another
function call to hide annotations but keep the good rendering.



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Bug#855525: Bug #855525

2017-08-21 Thread Andreas Bilke
Hi!

Could you give a MWE?

Best wishes

Andreas



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Bug#860124: pdf-presenter-console: dual-screen setup not working, both fullscreen views on same monitor

2017-08-18 Thread Andreas Bilke
Do you use a tiling window manager?


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Bug#854273: Proper resolution on both screens

2017-07-20 Thread Andreas Bilke
I uploaded a fix on https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/pull/254 . Could you try
it?



Bug#854266: PDFPC Bug

2017-02-21 Thread Andreas Bilke
Out of curiosity, could you bring pdfpc to real fullscreen if you send the
:Fullscreen command (in fluxbox) to it?



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Bug#854266: pdfpc bug

2017-02-06 Thread Andreas Bilke
Could you try the PR from https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/pull/204 ?


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Bug#853097: Bug 853097

2017-02-01 Thread Andreas Bilke
See https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99625



Bug#853097: Bug 853097

2017-01-31 Thread Andreas Bilke
> First off, I wonder how they can support the loop option for
>   
> \href{run:mymovie.avi?loop}{\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{figs/mymovie_first_frame}}
> then...

Because we get the full uri (in this case `mymovie.avi?loop`)
via the poppler api and we can parse it as we like.

In constrast, if you use the multimedia package, it will add a movie
annotation (instead of a link annotation in the previous example) to the
pdf. And with the glib API we can not get enought information from this
movie annotation.

With the QT bindings, you get much more, but we can not use something else
than poppler-glib in pdfpc.



Bug#641754: Bug status

2017-01-05 Thread Andreas Bilke
This bug was fixed here:

https://github.com/pdfpc/pdfpc/issues/113