[vlc-devel] [PATCH 0/5] File subtitle sync : audio bug correction and new features
Pascal Thomet
pthomet at gmail.com
Mon Jun 9 21:00:22 CEST 2014
After a week, here is a correction of my last patch + some added features that make subtitles sync much easier
I now propose a series of 5 patches :
- The first patch corrects the bug I had already mentioned
- The second patch add a GUI in order to sync subtitles easily from
the "Track synchronization" window.
- The third patch gives hints on how to do the same GUI under OSX.
I could not do it by myself, as"SyncTracks.xib" depends on
Interface Builder 3 (quite outdated). I prefer not to mess around it,
as I am not specialist enough with interface builder...
I added a comment in the file that explains the steps that should be taken.
- The fourth patch adds a convenient way to adjust subtitle fps when the subtitle
has an incorrect fps
- The fifth patch adds the possibility to save an adjusted subtitle file (.srt only).
All these patches are for *file subtitles" only (.srt and the like).
I did not modify the behavior as far as DVD and DVB subtitles are concerned.
If I can steal 5 minutes of your time, please have a look at the following video,
which demonstrates the use of my patches : http://traineq.org/vlcsync/
Now, here are some answers to your previous questions:
@Rémi Denis-Courmont
>What do you mean by that? Subtitles have to be demuxed just like video
>and audio, of course.
Of course!
However 2 types of subtitles need to be considered:
- File subtitles (.srt and the like) are parsed by vlc/modules/demux/subtitle.c
They are parsed all at once, and then it is easy to apply a delay without
needing to call UpdatePtsDelay()
- DVD and DVB subtitles are multiplexed, and cannot be delayed without
applying a delay (and thus UpdatePtsDelay() is called in that case).
Beware, there is *another* subtitle.c file (vlc/modules/codec/avcodec/subtitle.c)
I dit not modify this file.
My first patch introduces a behavior for subtitle sync that is different between "file subtitle" and multiplexed subtitles.
>That needs to be separated in other patches.
Done
@Felix Abecassis
>This seems to be breaking regular subtitle delay (positive and negative)
>with keys G and H.
That's right, it was broken with my first patch. Thanks for checking, it is now corrected!
@Julian Scheel
>This really depends on the subtitle source. In case of dvb subtitles in
>mpeg ts they are not all in memory but come muxed into the stream.
>You should take DVB into account. Actually I had DVB in mind with my
>previous mail.
You are right. The behavior is now different for DVD and DVB. It is still possible to apply
a delay for DVD/DVB. However the hotkeys 'G' and 'H' should be used as before
(the GUI is not shown in that case)
@David Fuhrmann
>I think the same string should be used for qt and mac, to ease the translation.
The string is almost the same. However I could not make it strictly identical, since
"Ctrl-Shift-K" is changed to "Command-Shift-K" under OSX.
However, this tooltip is now of little use under windows/linux (since there are now
buttons in the Qt interface). It is more useful under OSX (until the track synchronization
window is adapted under osx)
Thanks for your time, I understand this is a long series of patch and might take a while to read and process.
Pascal Thomet (5):
Subtitle delay : fixed sync problem that breaks audio under linux
Added GUI for subtitle sync in the "Track synchronization" window
GUI for subtitle sync in the "Track synchronization" under OSX : *NOT*
done
Subtitle Sync : added a convenient way to adjust subtitle fps
Added the possibility to save an adjusted subtitle file (.srt only)
.../macosx/Resources/English.lproj/SyncTracks.xib | 114 ++++
modules/control/hotkeys.c | 127 ++---
modules/demux/subtitle.c | 628 ++++++++++++++++++++-
modules/gui/macosx/TrackSynchronization.m | 17 +-
modules/gui/qt4/components/extended_panels.cpp | 122 +++-
modules/gui/qt4/components/extended_panels.hpp | 5 +
src/input/input.c | 9 +-
src/input/var.c | 11 +-
8 files changed, 928 insertions(+), 105 deletions(-)
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