[vlc-devel] video filters (was: Re: CVS Commit (hartman))

[Derk-Jan Hartman]

So with this commit I again broke the Deinterlace menu ;)
We need to fix this permanently, since it's much better off  
autogenerated and working on the fly. (although if it's still not by  
release time i can eject the old code back in quite easily.

I'll describe the problem.
When you go from disabled -> enabled, it works fine. Reverse just the  
same.
Only when you change from one deinterlace filter to another, things go  
wrong.
You enter a deadlock situation, where the vout is waiting on the intf  
before it destroys, and vica versa (if i remember correctly).

jlj: do you still know what was the case with this problem? I have a  
note here that it was something about vout.m:433, but i'm not exactly  
sure which version that was.

It's also important to fix this in light of future subtitle support  
that might be using filters.

Speaking about filters.
http://bugzilla.videolan.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=649

This is another thing that really needs fixing. It makes the filters  
pretty useless in my eyes at the moment, since i encounter this as soon  
as i switch to fullscreen. i have no idea where to fix this, does  
anyone have an idea?

DJ

On maandag, jun 2, 2003, at 01:48 Europe/Amsterdam, cvs at videolan.org  
wrote:
> Update of  
> /var/cvs/videolan/vlc/extras/MacOSX/Resources/English.lproj/ 
> MainMenu.nib
> Modified Files:
> 	classes.nib objects.nib
>
> Update of /var/cvs/videolan/vlc/modules/gui/macosx
> Modified Files:
> 	controls.h controls.m intf.h intf.m
>
> Log Message:
> * ALL:
>   - Changed the autogenerated menu's in a system working similar to  
> wxWindows.
>   - The deinterlace menu is autogenerated now. However it seems the  
> problem
>     with on the fly filter changes still exists.
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Derk-Jan Hartman (thedj at users.sourceforge.net)
Co-Developer of the MacOS X port of vlc
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