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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. dvdauthor-0.7.2/ChangeLog000066400000000000000000000410001303203213600152560ustar00rootroot000000000000000.7.2: 2016 December 31 Various code-quality and build improvements Support “jump pgc n” and other interaction code-generation improvements Improve reliability of dvdunauthor Don’t force infinite pause on last cell of a PGC Allow specification of provider field in VMG IFO file Add video_format(7) man page Add padding to ensure .BUP and .IFO files end up in different ECC blocks Enabled hinting of rendered subtitle text Require cell start and end times (if specified) to be nonempty 0.7.1: 2012 August 20 No longer silently fail to build dvdunauthor if libdvdread is not present; must be explicitly disabled with --disable-dvdunauthor, otherwise configure reports an error Allow format specification at top level of dvdauthor control file mpeg2desc now reports more details about video frames More explanatory XML-parsing errors 0.7.0: 2010 October 23 Reworked subtitle file reading so it can now deal with encodings like UTF-16 Default encoding for subtitle files is no longer ISO-8859-1, but taken from user's locale Add fontconfig support following a patch by Nicolas George Remove dvdauthor config files and make command line -o option take precedence over XML dest attribute. Video format no longer has hard-coded default to NTSC, unless you invoke configure with --enable-default-video-format=NTSC. You can also configure with --enable-default-video-format=PAL to default to PAL. Implement configuration of default video format as per the proposal at . File names are no longer converted to locale encoding, unless you invoke configure with --enable-localize-filenames. You can now specify fill and outline colours and outline thickness for text subtitles. Colours can be specified in additional ways, including by name and in HSV space. You can now also specify a shadow offset and colour for text subtitles Allow non-title PGCs in a titleset The VM language now allows C-style comments, as well as CDATA sections Add --nomux and --nodvdauthor-data options to spumux (thanks to TED for sponsoring this) 0.6.18: 2010 March 18 implement link-subset jumps implement audio and subpicture content attributes use dynamically-sized buffer for building IFO files version jump to forestall fork confusion 0.6.15-ldo: 2010 March 4 consistently check for errors on all file opens and when creating output directories fix remapping of colours for more than 8 subpicture streams recover from SCR moving backwards as per suggestion from Philippe Sarazin add patch from Wolfgang Wershofen to print out chapter timecodes validate all XML integer arguments and attribute values fix spurious error parsing video caption option incorporate Fedora patch from Ville Skyttä to allow building with GraphicsMagick instead of ImageMagick incorporate FriBidi patches from Ville Skyttä auto-action buttons have spatial extents too fill in more details in man pages include an adaptation of Martin Crossley's ivtv patch 0.6.14: February 24, 2007 popen mode must be 'r' or 'w', not 'rb' or 'wb' make spuunmux escape filenames in xml file properly skip padding bytes in pack header in spuunmux only allow spuunmux to process mpeg-2 files fix bug in setting the resolution field of VTS/VMGM 0.6.13: January 13, 2007 fix handling of audio packets that have no PTS patch from Romain Chantereau to fix libmagick6 not including stdarg (Closes: Debian Bug#317463) fix int/unsigned problem: dvdauthor dumps core on some mpegs (Closes: Debian Bug#345105) substantially reduce runtime memory requirements fix numerous memory leaks support '-', '&FD', and pipes more consistently and for more places if possible, make color #0 (of the 4 color subtitle palette) be transparent (Closes: Debian Bug#387828) fix byte overflow on PGC Command Table Size (Lucas Pierce) minor errorchecking for vobs with no filenames fix segfault relating to jumppad fix omission of jumppad table if a menu pgc was defined with ptt or title entry incorporate Debian manpages for dvdunauthor, dvddirdel, mpeg2desc, and spuunmux loosely support 24, 30, and 60fps buttons need even 'Y' coordinates 0.6.12: January 7, 2007 print offending vob names on audio discontinuity change assert to verbose warning for more than 128 commands per pgc fix spumux "read 0, expected 4" false warning fix border condition with TMAPT table add -n flag to skip writing output add remap support for subtitle command #7 (CHG_COLCON) fix sector number overflow in IFO files don't escape command sent to shell fix underflow wraparound in computing dts for subtitles fill in reference pointers for all 3 frames even if less than 3 exist allow last vobu of cell to have a forward pointer to self fix TMAPT bug (ptsbase=0; matches Bullitt) support random(FOO) in vm allow the use of all 16 GPRMS via 'allgprm="yes"' option embed commands within the VOB if only one instruction set entries within the actual PGC instead of creating extra PGCs whenever possible vm_optimize combines set GPRM/SPRM and link command (Michael Kreuzer) warn if the button value is not a multiple of 1024 fix CreateCallAdr: first 2 bytes of C_ADT contains number of vobs (Michael Kreuzer) fix TocGen: set frame rate (Michael Kreuzer) fix spuunmux button output to work with spumux (Michael Kreuzer) make counters work; allow hex, kilo, and lang numeric codes (Michael Kreuzer) remove all vestiges of button handling from post if not necessary (Michael Kreuzer) new vm commands added: break, goto (Michael Kreuzer) dvdunauthor uncompiles pre, post, fpc, cell, and button commands add 'crop' keyword for widescreen (crops 4:3 image for 16:9 tvs) if audio extends beyond video, then set sector pts accordingly support separate subpicture streams for normal, widescreen, letterbox, and panscan allow text subtitles to be forced on 0.6.11: February 10, 2005 fix compile error on newer gcc compilers ensure a row of a subtitle takes less than 1440 bits fix warnings fix 64-bit support (iconv) fix video and sector pts values to be more consistent fix ImageMagick 6.x.x alpha detection improved dvdunauthor by Ralf Engels full sized pts/scr support (for 13+ hours DVD's) support really long subtitles fix jumps from FPC to VMGM menus (was using LinkPGCN, now uses JumpSS -- fixes crash in Ogle and Pioneer 343 fix ability to have multiple entries for a PGC fix bug when decoding some subtitles switch to automake have mpeg2desc parse mpeg1 headers (thanks to Nico Sabbi) fix handling of NTSC 3:2 pulldown (end PTS was != start PTS of next VOBU) 0.6.10: March 15, 2004 better audio type detection logic clear seamless flag on audio discontinuity only allow to exist once per titleset use 'name' attribute for buttons and actions in spumux (to be consistent with dvdauthor) dynamically allocate PGC buffer allow up to 2730 titles allow reading from filedescriptors for VOBs, palette, and XML allow empty pre, post, cell, etc commands (parses to NOP) optimize link & button=X instructions together fix parsing of textsub->transparent add text subtitle documentation fix SVCD subtitling support specifying resume cells from calls; default to #1 for post commands make spuunmux use read instead of lseek (works on pipes) fix YUV handling in spuunmux and subgen handle 99 titlesets in dvdunauthor support nonexistant audio channels lazy colormap allocation support VOBU's without audio or video 0.6.9: January 16, 2004 cap maximum # of tmapt entries to 2040 convert filenames from UTF8 to locale strip out END marker from program stream (clean up mplex output) allow more than 512 chapters/titles fix handling of programs (not chapters) make VMGM IFO scanner deal with lowercase filenames fix handling of text subtitles that use frame #'s as timecodes fix bug in mpeg audio header scanning languages must be in lowercase better audio gap setting fix PAL/NTSC issue rename dvddirgen to dvddirdel to better reflect purpose better support for nonstandard frame rates don't set seamless flag for cells with commands or stilltime bounds check #cells/vob, programs/pgc 0.6.8: December 14, 2003 allow xoffset and yoffset in spu tags support multiple menu languages support mpeg-1 video support incorrect frame rates fix/allow open GOP's on cell boundaries if sequential playback fix bug in analyzing video codes (spurious sequence end codes) add proper scanning of ac3 and pcm audio stream details add support for NTSC closed captioning support 96khz audio support holes in video (aka audio cd's) make subtitle placement dependent on pack dts, not video pts add spuunmux; properly handle menu button colors include XML schemas for XML verification 0.6.7: November 24, 2003 autodetect io.h presence for Cygwin have spumux deal with incomplete reads/writes to/from pipes have spumux work with odd sized subtitles allow XML comments in dvd code support else for if statements add 'not' boolean expr add support for cells and programs add mini optimizer fix subtitle ptr logic in VOBU packets (perfectly matches Grosse Pointe Blank) make ff/rew ptr handling more like commercial dvds fix corner case in reference frame end calculation 0.6.6: November 13, 2003 fix makefile for case insensitive filesystem (adds .PHONY rule) allow jumps to menu entries from VMGM without jumppad fix bug where jumppads were not generated in a VMGM if no VMGM menus existed allow forced subtitles -- now all menus REQUIRE 'force="1"' option base chapters on PTS not SCR allow expressions 0.6.5: November 6, 2003 workaround for libxml2 2.5.4 -- manually check for whitespace in TEXT elements fix xml parser when chapters are not specified support