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<0> Anybody here using gtk+ 2.10? I have a report saying that gxine's About box is broken...
<0> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1519712&group_id=9655&atid=109655
<1> can xine do fade between videos in the playlist ?
<1> like all pretty
<2> hi
<2> anyone able to help with application related questions?
<3> don't ask to ask, just ask
<3> there will be an answer if someone knows
<2> I'm having problems that my application is skipping a lot when there is heavy activity using xine as audio player. Using alsaplayer and gstreamer I don't have this problem.
<2> I think the problem is related to my app being multithreaded
<2> I have tried other applications based on xine, but they don't seem to have the same problem
<2> I can reproduce it either by doing some heavy I/O with a grep through a large folder or by doing a lot of things fast in my application so that it becomes CPU bound
<2> if I start xine externally and plays a song and then start my application and do a lot of stuff I get no skips :/
<4> aha fixed it
<4> if I set the niceness of my player thread it goes away
<4> the kernel is punishing the player for being one with the CPU hog
<0> Anybody using GTK+ 2.10?
<3> _ds, i can update
<0> Flameeyes, http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1519712&group_id=9655&atid=109655
<3> _ds, it's a bug in gtk+ i'm afraid
<0> :-|
<3> i heard people talking of that today
<0> Any relevant URLs?
<3> _ds, wait i'll try to get the one who caused it here :P
<3> _ds, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333360
<0> Right. Confirmed present here.
<3> you should talk with him :P he's dsd_ ... it's just an extra char from you :P
<0> Bug closed (invalid), with reference to that GTK bug.
<0> I /could/ work around it with an event handler, but I won't :-)
<0> ... hmm, looks precipitous...
<0> siretart, what's the status of that sparc FTBFS?
<0> Flameeyes?
<3> _ds, [xine-devel] current xine-lib ftbfs on sparc this one?
<0> That one, yes.
<3> should be fixed now
<0> Right... anything to be committed?
<3> committed already
<0> Oh, right. Must have missed it.
<0> Was it the "build VIS support ..." commit?
<0> (Just checking)
<3> should be that
<3> yes it's that
<0> I don't see anything now holding up release...
<3> so let's go :P maybe ubuntu users will have amarok working again :P
<0> (Release) blocker? :-)
<3> oh my...
<3> brit humour
<3> if the next one is going to be an hobbit pun, i'll cry
<0> Right... two tarballs. One .gz, the other .bzip2. Take your pick.
<0> (er, .bz2).
<3> .bz2
<0> Thought so :-)
<3> you're going to use make dist?
<0> Already done.
<3> you changed Makefile.am to generate both? :)
<0> http://zap.tartarus.org/~ds/xine-lib/ if you want to check anything...
<0> I cheated: gunzip | bzip2
<3> will change it after release then
<3> should i test or you'll take care of make dist?
<0> Test away by all means, but you should use a tarball from the URL which I just posted here.
<3> sure
<0> (And with impeccable timing, I get lots of "how do you do this?" questions...)
<3> hm?
<0> Nothing to worry about. Just a computer-illiterate...
<3> usual stuff then
<0> Yes.
<0> Right... what to mention in the release notes...
<3> this is 56th patchset
<3> i hope to drop patchset entirely for 1.1.3
<0> ... hmm, just remembered: problem with MJPEG files, reported in xine-user. Confirmed here...
<3> which one? i don't follow -user
<0> http://home.pages.at/gerbrauer/sample.avi
<3> freezes?
<0> No; scaling problem.
<3> ah no, looks funny
<3> hmm
<0> As you see, one channel has half the vertical resolution, and isn't stretched properly...
<0> ... or at all :-)
<3> vlc does not have the problem
<3> nor vlc
<3> err nor mplayer
<0> Or, according to the report, xine-lib 1.0.x.
<0> I'm happy to let this one go for 1.1.2, though.
<3> yeah if it's not a regression from 1.1.1 we should let it go for now
<0> Fine... 1.1.2 test going well?
<3> still building
<3> but i had a quite recent snapshot running anyway
<3> _ds, basically i'll test if it works and open :P the rest is all tested already
<3> i'm using a snapshot of 10 days ago with the main changes backported
<3> build finished now
<3> works as a charm
<0> This is good...
<0> Tarball Uploaded & available
<3> good :)
<0> ... and off goes a message to xine-announce.
<5> hey, congrats on the release :)
<0> Ta muchly :-)
<5> I hear _ds was the release dude
<0> Two releases in a week - gxine 0.5.7 and now this. It's too much ;-)
<5> heh
<3> _ds, now handle the packages for debian, too ;)
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