[Mplayer-cvslog] CVS: main/libmpdemux demux_roq.c,1.4,1.5

[Arpi]

Hi,

> > sorry i have no time for such games now
> > who the hell needs to play those oh-so-popular film files?
> 
> 	Try to remember that it's all a matter of perspective. There's a
> set of features you care about and a set of features I care about. For
> example, who gives a sniff about playing DVDs with MPlayer? I sure
> don't; I don't even own any DVDs. Trust me, there's still an audience for
> the FILM files.

then don't expect me to fix your code - do it yourself or be a bit mroe
patient

> > i said, when i got tiem i'll check it. no time yet...
> 
> 	You never responded to my inquiries about FILM seeking. I sent
> messages to the list:
>   http://MPlayerHQ.hu/pipermail/mplayer-dev-eng/2002-March/006222.html

readed it again...
the way you did seeking was good, as you described. no commentd by me.
the bug must be in values you use for calculation or is somewhere else
(searching for keyframes)? i cannot help unless i examine and understand
your code and fix it myself... but had no time for that.

> and to you personally simply asking a few general questions about how
> seeking worked. I didn't ask you to jump into the code and fix it for
you actually did.

'i did it in the right way. it doens't work. help me!'

> me. I just wanted to make sure I had the general idea straight and find
> out if I was missing any important concepts. No response at all.

ok, so my general idea for such mails: try to fix the bug.
i just didn't wanted to flood the lists with such useless mails.

> 	RTFMLA (read the *f*-ing mailing list archive):
>   http://MPlayerHQ.hu/pipermail/mplayer-dev-eng/2002-March/006519.html
> It's even right there in the subject line.
yes. anyway i don't remember reading this mail before... i sometimes skip
reading -dev-eng anyway, or just seen that problem with x11 and isn't my bug
and left to the x11 code maintaienrs.
don't expect me to fix all bugs.

> > also note that none of them were my bugs. i've just fixed them, it took 10
> > minutes, even you could do that if you want...
> 
> 	And it took me about 2 minutes to fix MS RLE after you fixed the
> 10-minute problem. Given that, why didn't you just fix it yourself?

i did it already on vd_rle.c. you just removed it and replaced with your
buggy one, why do you expect me to write it again? then remove again?
if you think your code is better - let's hack it yourself...

> 	I have a laundry list of bugs in MPlayer modules that don't belong
> to me, and I have it on my personal TODO list to investigate them one
let's rtfm docs/bugreports.html and report them!
they probably won't be fixed (as usual) but you can at least say RTFMLA later :)
so let's tell us what are they. anyway i'm on bugfixing (and flaming...)
weekend now. i've got really ideg seeing mplayer randomly sig11ing.

ppl really should stop commiting useless features and concentrate to
bugfixing and restoring stability, if we keep going this way, then
mpalyerxp will be more stable soon...
but even avifile or xine too

> day. The reason is that I don't count on you or anyone else to care about
> the bugs even though they're in your code. OTOH, I do care about the bugs
you just expect us to fix bugs in YOUR code... ehh.

> cares about that format." No one cares about the MS IMA ADPCM format,
> either, so why do you keep harping on that? (Even though it does work
> now.)
because it worked before - so your commits broke it, so you should fix that.


A'rpi / Astral & ESP-team

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