On Saturday 13 September 2008 17:24:46 Laz wrote: > On Saturday 13 September 2008 17:13:00 Stefan Lucke wrote: > > Can you both try attached patch ? > > > > There are 2 changes: > > 1st Makes use of av_read_frame() selectable via OSD. > > Thats because I noticed some serrious sync issues with my old ffmpeg > > version I use on my prod system. Deactivating av_read_frame() and > > using av_read_packed() instead solved that for me. > > Will try patch and get back with the results ASAP...
First impressions: will need proper testing "in normal useage"! Cut marks do now get set pretty much where I press 0. Fast forward (multispeed enabled): as I increase the fast-forward speed, the time counter stays running forward at the same speed but the pictures shown speed up with each increase. It looks like the counter is always going at the maximum speed but the pictures shown do increase in speed form 2x to the maximum (can't remember what that is!). I still lose A-V synch after slow motion. I'm pretty sure it does the same whether I have av_read_frame or not. I wouldn't be surprised if this was down to ffmpeg versions because its behaviour seems to change quite regularly between versions! Any experience of current svn? What configure options are you using when building it? I had a similar setup (DirectFB, G450) which I used on-and-off for several years and I remember that the A-V synch was pretty rock solid on that. > > 2nd Feature makes field selectable which is displayed in still picture > > mode, but unfortunately this doesn't work at the moment. > Excellent: I had toyed with the idea of implementing that in the past but never got anywhere! I take it that this will remove flicker from a paused interlaced stream? Cheers, Laz _______________________________________________ Softdevice-devel mailing list Softdevice-devel@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/softdevice-devel
