2011-12-08, 22:45
There is new XBMC build from current sources and containing newer FFmpeg n0.7.8 tag (in last build it was n0.7.6).
@jpsdr: Problem with subtitles is solved.
Additionally there are patches to meet GPL requirements (i hope patches are enough).
What is inside:
- patch FFmpeg to n0.7.8 tag
- patch XBMC-FFmpeg API for new version
- patch XBMC decoder to correct problems with seeking
What isn't inside:
- FFmpeg head - n0.7.x tag has (almost) compatible API with current XBMC and should contain all functionality from head
- XBMC patches for FFmpeg - too much work for temporary release, if you need some then apply them yourself
- tested sources for all OS - originaly i didn't intended to relase sources so i removed some conditional code. I think it was only code related to different FFmpeg versions (not necessary for internal/embedded FFmpeg), but i'm not sure if there wasn't something OS related. If it doesn't work on your OS (only tested on Windows) then you must correct it by yourself, sorry.
@jpsdr: Problem with subtitles is solved.
Additionally there are patches to meet GPL requirements (i hope patches are enough).
What is inside:
- patch FFmpeg to n0.7.8 tag
- patch XBMC-FFmpeg API for new version
- patch XBMC decoder to correct problems with seeking
What isn't inside:
- FFmpeg head - n0.7.x tag has (almost) compatible API with current XBMC and should contain all functionality from head
- XBMC patches for FFmpeg - too much work for temporary release, if you need some then apply them yourself
- tested sources for all OS - originaly i didn't intended to relase sources so i removed some conditional code. I think it was only code related to different FFmpeg versions (not necessary for internal/embedded FFmpeg), but i'm not sure if there wasn't something OS related. If it doesn't work on your OS (only tested on Windows) then you must correct it by yourself, sorry.