[vlc-devel] VLC display multiple video for multi-bitrate file... bug or feature?

[David Glaude]

Are those duplicate or not?
Wich one to update?

Should I start a new one with sample file exposing the issue:
ftp://streams.videolan.org/incoming/upload/uploads/
3V+23A=VODUnit_20091217_09010800_09021200.wmv <= ASF
3V+23A=VODUnit_20091217_09010800_09021200.mp4 <= 3GPPv6
3V+1A=VODUnit_20091217_09010500_09021500_FR.mp4 <= 3GPPv6
Ticket #2407 (new enhancement): Ask for a feature to only start one video...
(I believe it is a bug)
Ticket #2653 (new defect): jb say it is "as usual" and pretend "The issue is
there is no way in the GUI to select only one."

It is actually possible to disable (and re-enable) all the video trac, one
by one... even the last one (and on a MAC you even loose the window when you
remove the last one).

Is there any reason why the behaviour+GUI for multiple video track is
different from the behaviour for multiple audio track?

It seems that with audio, running multiple track would mean mixing them,
where for video you can open multiple windows.

David Glaude
2010/2/26 Kaarlo Räihä <agent_007 at luukku.com>

> There are at least two trac tickets for this issue.
> http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/2407 and
> http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/2653
>
> David Glaude kirjoitti 26.02.2010 kello 02:01:
>  > Hello,
> >
> > Before I open a bug/feature request in the *-paradise section, I
> >  would like
> > your feeling on this VLC behaviour.
> >
> > When opening a MP4 or WMV file (also stream) that contain multiple video
> > track, then all of them are displayed in separate window.
> > The menu bar get attach to one of those video where the other video are
> > floating without control.
> >
> > I was told that this was a feature... and indeed it is sometime nice to
> > have.
> >
> > However, in both MP4 (3GPPv6) and WMV (ASF) it is possible to
> >  specify that
> > two or more video track mutualy exclude each other and that only one
> >  should
> > be displayed at a time. And in that case, I feel that VLC is not
> >  respecting
> > the file format indication.
> >
> > I believe that at least at the initial loading of the file, only one
> >  track
> > (the one with the best bitrate) should be displayed. After that,
> >  either you
> > keep the current user interface to enable/disable individualy each
> >  video...
> > or you follow the way it is done for mutualy exclusive audio track... I
> > don't care.
> >
> > Why do you think the current behaviour is considered "normal" or is it
> > considered as a "feature"?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > David Glaude
>
>
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