2014-06-23, 18:06
@mkv headers
the headers we currently support are MKV specific and have nothing to do with h264 (so we check container headers and not necessarily stream meta data). Haven't checked when those flags got added to ffmpeg, but Gotham is shipping ffmpeg 1.3 or so, so this feature was probably not available when we implemented this. For the upcoming version we bumped ffmpeg to a recent 2.x stable, so this info should be available to us, but I fear my C++ hacking skills won't suffice to make use of this ffmpeg feature.
@line interleaved
converting to this format is not supported on windows, it's only working for OpenGL platforms (we're lacking DirectX devs that could come up with a shader to support this)
@anaglyph/interleaved detection
well, as said above, we can convert SBS/OU input streams to anaglyph/interlaced but not vice versa, and there is currently no code in XBMC (AFAIK) that could properly deal with videos that are encoded in these formats (because GUI doesn't have to be altered for these). I'd be happy to bring this to our devs attention, but we would need video samples we can work with. Can you provide samples (30-60secs maybe)
the headers we currently support are MKV specific and have nothing to do with h264 (so we check container headers and not necessarily stream meta data). Haven't checked when those flags got added to ffmpeg, but Gotham is shipping ffmpeg 1.3 or so, so this feature was probably not available when we implemented this. For the upcoming version we bumped ffmpeg to a recent 2.x stable, so this info should be available to us, but I fear my C++ hacking skills won't suffice to make use of this ffmpeg feature.
@line interleaved
converting to this format is not supported on windows, it's only working for OpenGL platforms (we're lacking DirectX devs that could come up with a shader to support this)
@anaglyph/interleaved detection
well, as said above, we can convert SBS/OU input streams to anaglyph/interlaced but not vice versa, and there is currently no code in XBMC (AFAIK) that could properly deal with videos that are encoded in these formats (because GUI doesn't have to be altered for these). I'd be happy to bring this to our devs attention, but we would need video samples we can work with. Can you provide samples (30-60secs maybe)
