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Old 2009-01-28, 05:56   Link #41
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Tag how? All I know is that I updated the svn, recompiled MPlayer and the same file I had been using for testing now was shown borked.
None of my daily builds in the past month have worked with it. If you know which SVN revision it was exactly I can do a checkout and see.

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SVN tag as in make a directory with a copy of the sources from a specific point in time, before they screwed it up again/reverted it. If you know the dates of your builds, you could do a bisect of the history between it (does SVN even support that?).
When you checkout from SVN, you can tell it which revision.

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Old 2009-01-28, 06:29   Link #42
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When you checkout from SVN, you can tell it which revision.
No, I mean when you don't know the revision it changed, but you know a revision from when it worked and one where it didn't anymore, a tool like Git allows you to 'bisect' the history between both by doing a binary search of the offending commit. I was asking whether SVN supported anything similar (but I guess it doesn't).
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Old 2009-01-28, 18:12   Link #43
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I hate to be a bother, but could you guys help me a compile a more complete list of known libass quirks and bugs?

I plan to ask the mplayer devs and mailing list readers to investigate.

Documented bugs are listed on the first post of the topic and on the bug report linked below.

http://bugzilla.mplayerhq.hu/show_bug.cgi?id=1394
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Old 2009-01-30, 11:46   Link #44
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How bout they fix the bug when you have correct-pts enabled you can't play your dvds properly. My recently compiled mplayer isn't even a week old. Oh and their new internal dvd menu support didn't really work like I thought it would (as in it doesn't) Those are my biggest gripes with mplayer. I barely have issues with subtitles it's a rare occasion that a problem does occur.
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Old 2009-02-01, 15:45   Link #45
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I hate to be a bother, but could you guys help me a compile a more complete list of known libass quirks and bugs?
While mplayer supports libass, mencoder does not. This means you can't easily convert an MKV file to, e.g., AVI while preserving the subs. (You can get subs with "-sid #", but they won't be formatted.) There's a patch out there from 2007 that's never been incorporated. I tried building a patched recent rc2 release but couldn't get the patch to install cleanly.

While subbers could usually care less about the convertibility of their releases, questions about converting from one format to another show up in Tech Support all the time. If mencoder would support -ass, it would help resolve some conversion issues.
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Old 2009-02-01, 17:18   Link #46
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There's a late 2008 patch for ass support in mencoder.

Mencoder with ass and embedded fonts


It patches cleanly with even the newest revisions.

Edit: The patch doesn't seem to be too VFR friendly.
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Old 2009-02-02, 10:27   Link #47
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I nearly **** bricks when I read this.

http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/...ry/060064.html

Diego is the head mplayer dev and when calls for a release, he means it.

So, far fixes for libass include fixes to the max_glyphs call. Minor, but I know that at the very least, koda would appreciate it.

As for having vsfilter 2.39e tags incorporated into mplayer, I'm working on it and lobbying hard. If you want it in the next release, you guys will have to lobby hard on the mailing list (primarily mplayer-users or mplayer-dev if you have coding suggestions) and IRC (irc://irc.freenode.net/mplayer).
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Old 2009-02-02, 19:36   Link #48
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As for having vsfilter 2.39e tags incorporated into mplayer, I'm working on it and lobbying hard. If you want it in the next release, you guys will have to lobby hard on the mailing list
Lobbying? It's open source, surely you meant 'send patches'?
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Old 2009-02-03, 06:54   Link #49
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Lobbying? It's open source, surely you meant 'send patches'?
lol

I think this comment will go over the heads of most, but I found this quite amusing.

"What? You don't know Ruby on Rails?! Either submit a patch or GTFO"

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Old 2009-02-03, 17:20   Link #50
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I thought Starks wanted it to be improved .
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Old 2009-02-04, 01:54   Link #51
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If I knew jack **** about coding in C, I would've fixed mplayer myself.
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Old 2009-02-04, 07:32   Link #52
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If I knew jack **** about coding in C, I would've fixed mplayer myself.
Come on, it isn't that hard.
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Old 2009-02-06, 00:25   Link #53
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This morning in #aegisub, we had someone come in to look at all the errors in libass. Plorkyeran and I went over a few and he since produced this I've just finished building and a LOT of the bugs I had with libass seem to be fixed, such as blur, edge strength, and repeated \pos tags. If anyone else wants to give it a go and throw in some feedback that'd really help.

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Old 2009-02-06, 01:15   Link #54
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This morning in #aegisub, we had someone come in to look at all the errors in libass. Plorkyeran and I went over a few and he since produced this I've just finished building and a LOT of the bugs I had with libass seem to be fixed, such as blur, edge strength, and repeated \pos tags. If anyone else wants to give it a go and throw in some feedback that'd really help.

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uh that "someone" = the libass maintainer
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Old 2009-02-06, 01:24   Link #55
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You guys truly are awesome and overcame the largest obstacle to open-source development: Coordination.

If these patches are accepted (hopefully they will, the deadline hasn't passed yet), MPlayer benefiting will only be the tip of the iceberg.

The gstreamer team just finished committing their libass implementation yesterday and so far, it is looking good and these patches will only help in the long run. As for VLC, since their subtitle renderer also relies on libass, the same applies.
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Old 2009-02-06, 01:38   Link #56
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uh that "someone" = the libass maintainer
15:25:13 <greg_> I'm the libass maintainer now?
15:25:17 <greg_> I didn't know


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You guys truly are awesome and overcame the largest obstacle to open-source development: Coordination.

If these patches are accepted (hopefully they will, the deadline hasn't passed yet), MPlayer benefiting will only be the tip of the iceberg.

The gstreamer team just finished committing their libass implementation yesterday and so far, it is looking good and these patches will only help in the long run. As for VLC, since their subtitle renderer also relies on libass, the same applies.
It's already committed to the Aegisub tree, verm did it earlier, so typesetters can just switch subtitle provider to libass to make sure it works as expected.

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Old 2009-02-06, 11:51   Link #57
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Has the max glyphs patch been committed to the aegisub svn? I know it's in greg's megapatch.

Code:
--- trunk/libass/ass_render.c    2008/08/08 20:08:02    27442
+++ trunk/libass/ass_render.c    2009/01/29 02:23:06    28386
@@ -41,8 +41,8 @@
 #include "ass_fontconfig.h"
 #include "ass_library.h"
 
-#define MAX_GLYPHS 1000
-#define MAX_LINES 100
+#define MAX_GLYPHS 3000
+#define MAX_LINES 300
 
 static int last_render_id = 0;
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Old 2009-02-06, 13:49   Link #58
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Edit: I just pushed it to the SVN.
thank you for pointing out this glaring security hole to the aegisub team

no wait, you didn't point it out at all, you just pushed code that none of the maintainers had approved or even tested using what is best classified as an exploit, without telling anyone, you just happened to mention it in passing in one of your "look at me, I'm an important person on the internet" posts on a public forum

note to self: never give starks any sort of privileged access to anything whatsoever, no matter how trivial
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Old 2009-02-06, 14:12   Link #59
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1st: Diego isn't mplayer's head developer, he maintains build system and documentation. MPlayer is currently without leadership.
2nd: libass' maintainer is Evgeniy Stepanov; zgreg is a random guy that appeared out of nowhere wanting to fix it
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Evgeniy said in an email that he'd love to look at the patches, but he doesn't have the spare time to create any of his own.
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