This is mainly intended to be used as a slave input, e.g.:
 # vlc video.mkv --input-slave timecode:// --timecode-fps 30/1001

This requires bleeding-edge libavcodec.

With hardware FPU, FI32 was only used within the mad decoder and
internally converted to FL32. With software FPU, FI32 did not work
properly as the S16N conversion was broken (at least since VLC1.1.0).

Endianess is now converted by the raw decoder/encoder.

xdg-screensaver has higher priority, so xscreensaver was never used.

Remove libvlc hack, and fixes missing input state changes

And remove the other instance of find-input-callback.

... and an old file with new translations

And cosmetics

This is a basically subset of the v4l2 access.

As discussed in May 2012, this plugin has been deadlocking since
VLC 1.0.0. So I gather it is unused and unmaintained. Also, it does not
seem to be using libdbus safely.

As discussed last May, this has been silently broken since VLC 1.0.0.

That plugin was written for Maemo 4. It barely worked with Maemo 5.
Maemo 6 did not have Hildon. Hildon is unmaintained and unused.

These helper handle mute (i.e. zero gain) and keep track of the volume
across sessions on a per-output basis. This is intended for the "old"
audio outputs that cannot amplify natively.

Conversion from FI32 to S16 is already supported by the Laurent's
generic audio format filter. Conversion to FI32 are useless for lack
of (functional) FI32 encoder or output.

Rafaël Carré authored 12 years ago and Rémi Denis-Courmont committed 12 years ago

Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>