- dont't add -fPIC to $CFLAGS automatically (even though we set --enable-pic) ;
this is handled in the Makefile so that we can build the static lib from
non-pic objects
Tested by sthen and myself
in the audio write buffer. noticibly more efficient.
- allow the audio write buffer to be flushed.
- if initializing the audio device with a sample rate of 44.1kHz
fails, try initializing with a sample rate of 48kHz. some audio
drivers only support 48kHz. from Alexey Suslikov
<alexey.suslikov@gmail.com>
- bump PKGNAME
(goes with Makefile commit ... frickin cvs ...)
in the audio write buffer. noticibly more efficient.
- allow the audio write buffer to be flushed.
- if initializing the audio device with a sample rate of 44.1kHz
fails, try initializing with a sample rate of 48kHz. some audio
drivers only support 48kHz. from Alexey Suslikov
<alexey.suslikov@gmail.com>
- bump PKGNAME
- move libfaad from WANTLIB to LIB_DEPENDS and LIB_DEPEND
libfaad >= 1.0
- bump PKGNAME
libfaad move from WANTLIB to LIB_DEPENDS OK ajacoutot@ (MAINTAINER)
OK naddy@
kaffeine to play/rip audio CDs
- capitalize KDE in COMMENT
- remove extra blank lines in Makefile
- use AUTOCONF_VERSION=2.60 so autoconf doesn't complain about
a different version having previously been used to create configure
- add license marker
- sync patches w/update-patches
- add expat and fontconfig to WANTLIB, as per lib-depends-check
- bsd.port.mk(5) names only `simple' as a valid value for SEPARATE_BUILD,
so use `simple' instead of `Yes'
- bump PKGNAME
audio CD patch OK espie@
rest mostly from and OK brad@
- use some CONFIGURE_ENV instead of patching
- rearrange/update CONFIGURE_ARGS
- many patches no longer relevant
- add CD audio support
input, tetsing and prodding from brad@
properly detect cpu at configure time
enable ppc specific code where possible (i.e. where altivec is not needed)
- reorder dependencies and fix WANTLIB
- kill a hardcoded /usr/X11R6 in configure
- generate x264.pc with proper libraries (add -m, use -pthread instead
of -lpthread)
from jakemsr (Jacob Meuser)
x264 is a free library for encoding H264/AVC video streams.
This program requires a processor with recent instructions (MMX/SSE for
i386, AltiVec for powerpc).
Encoder features:
* CAVLC/CABAC
* Multi-references
* Intra: all macroblock types (16x16, 8x8, and 4x4 with all predictions)
* Inter P: all partitions (from 16x16 down to 4x4)
* Inter B: partitions from 16x16 down to 8x8 (including skip/direct)
* Ratecontrol: constant quantizer, single or multipass ABR, optional VBV
* Scene cut detection
* Adaptive B-frame placement
* B-frames as references / arbitrary frame order
* 8x8 and 4x4 adaptive spatial transform
* Lossless mode
* Custom quantization matrices
* Parallel encoding of multiple slices
* Interlacing
based on an original submission by Nikns Siankin <nikns at secure dot lv>
help and ok naddy@ steven@
MKVToolnix: cross-platform tools for Matroska.
With these tools one can get information about (mkvinfo) Matroska files,
extract tracks/data from (mkvextract) Matroska files and create
(mkvmerge) Matroska files from other media files.
Available flavors:
no_x11 - do not build the wxGTK2 frontend
ok jolan@ simon@
ffmpeg2theora is a simple command line tool to convert media files to
.ogg with Theora video and Vorbis audio streams. It supports reading any
file format that ffmpeg can decode.
from Moritz Grimm <mlist at scapa.dnsalias.net>
thingy. It can be used on its own, compiles very simply, and this package
even comes with a manpage.
dvdcpy can be used to copy part of a dvd structure to a hard disk.
add correct annotations for full install, tweak some lib depends.
add run depends from all subpackages to their respective main packages
so that they can use the correct message files.
- Heap overflow in libmms (related to CVE-2006-2200)
- Buffer overrun in Real Media input plugin. [bug #1603458]
Thanks to Roland Kay for reporting and JW for the patch.
from brad@, tested by bernd@ and me
The function tries to read the title from the DVD but does it in a way
that does not work on OpenBSD. OpenBSD returns EINVAL for reads that are not
a multiple of the blocksize for rcd0c.
ok jolan@
* Security fixes:
- CVE-2006-2802: possible buffer overflow in the HTTP plugin.
- possible buffer overflow via bad indexes in specially-crafted AVI files
* Fix a potential crash with fixed-size lacing in the Matroska demuxer
* Enable AMD64 mmx/sse support in some plugins (tvtime, libmpeg2, goom...)
* Fix xxmc subpictures (broken since 1.1.1)
* Add support for RealPlayer 10 codecs
WANTLIB tweak from bernd@
testing by steven@ and bernd@
(libi386.a) into shared objects, so we use the source file for
i386_set_ldt() from libi386.
- no need for OSS audio support.
- use the right CFLAGS for pthread linkage.
OK jolan@
xine is a free multimedia player. It plays back CDs, DVDs, and VCDs. It
also decodes multimedia files like AVI, MOV, WMV, and MP3 from local
disk drives, and displays multimedia streamed over the Internet. It
interprets many of the most common multimedia formats available - and
some of the most uncommon formats, too.
prodded by jolan@ and bernd@
drop SONAME encoding
don't link the library against libc, adjust WANTLIB accordingly
bump PKGNAME
tested with multimedia/transcode, which is the only port using xvidcore
OK alek@
USE_LIBTOOL
fix LIB_DEPENDS (doesn't use vorbis at all, but does use Ogg headers)
SEPARATE_BUILD=concurrent
bump PKGNAME
SHARED_LIBS and USE_LIBTOOL ok steven@, rest ok jolan@
the patch got committed to the ports tree, the Id got updated
to the ports version by cvs. result: patch does not apply.
solution: remove the '$'s from readxml.c's RCS Id.
PKGNAME not bumped because the port has not been buildable
since the last bump.
directly to get the codeset. locale_charset() canonicalizes the
codeset name "646", which libiconv does not understand, to "ASCII",
which libiconv does understand.
- use my OpenBSD email address
- and of course, bump the PKGNAME
OK jolan@
transcode changes (annoted):
- lots of bug fixes and code cleanup
- i386 nasm code replaced
- several speed improvements
- new filters: facemask, ascii
- can read raw DVD ISO images
- new export profile: xvcd
- auto-probe support for bktr and sunau
- safer string functions
- much improved amd64 support
- removed local copies of bbmpeg, libdvenc, libmpeg2 and libpostproc
- uses external libmpeg2 and libpostproc
- fixed out-of-bounds memory access in VOB demuxer
- fixed double free() in AVI handling
port changes:
- most patches integrated
- USE_LIBTOOL
- update my email address
OK wilfried@
Dvdbackup is a DVD a program for mirroring DVD-Video to harddisk.
Dvdbackup is not just a backup program but can also report information
about a DVD, or e.g just backup the main feature of a DVD.
requested by jolan@
The dvdauthor package is a simple set of tools for DVD authoring. The
idea is to be able to create menus, buttons, chapters, etc. For now
functionality is mostly limited to creating DVD filesystems from mpeg
streams that were created by mplex -f 8 from mjpegtools 1.6.0 or newer.
testing and ok jolan@
amd64. playdv can now play at the proper rate on amd64 machines.
Changes in the port:
* Remove inter-library dependencies (does not affect dependent ports).
* Fix playdv double-free crash at EOF.
* Can no longer be built with SEPARATE_BUILD, needs more investigation.
* WANTLIB markers.
From: Jacob Meuser <jakemsr@jakemsr.com>
Update to 0.6.14; from new maintainer Jacob Meuser <jakemsr@jakemsr.com>.
Notable changes:
- new import module for bktr(4) devices, import_bktr
- new import module for audio(4) devices, import_sunau
- export profiles
- better error checking
- uses YV12/I420 colorspace by default instead of RGB
- uses external ffmpeg/libavcodec
- optimized memcpy on i386
- many small bugs fixed
The mjpegtools are a set of programs that can do recording, playback,
editing and eventual MPEG compression of audio and video under Linux.
Although primarily intended for use with capture / playback boards
based on the Zoran ZR36067 MJPEG codec chip, the mjpegtools can easily
be used to process and compress MJPEG video streams captured using
xawtv using simple frame-buffer devices.
WWW: http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net/
from Jacob Meuser <jakemsr at jakemsr.com>
This is libquicktime, a library for reading and writing quicktime
files. It is based on, and compatible with, the quicktime4linux
library. This package also includes a program to play quicktime
movies, and some other programs to work with quicktime files.
WWW: http://libquicktime.sourceforge.net/
from Jacob Meuser <jakemsr at jakemsr.com>
The Quasar DV codec (libdv) is a software codec for DV video, the
encoding format used by most digital camcorders, typically those
that support the IEEE 1394 (a.k.a. FireWire or i.Link) interface.
Libdv was developed according to the official standards for DV video:
IEC 61834 and SMPTE 314M.
WWW: http://libdv.sourceforge.net/
from Jacob Meuser <jakemsr at jakemsr.com>
