mplayer.sh and AID 0

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Juri Haberland wrote:
> "C.Y.M" <syphir@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>>C.Y.M wrote:
>>
>>>I was just debugging mplayer.sh because I could not get it to play a .vdr file
>>>with an audio track set to "0", then I realized that if the AID is set to 0, the
>>>mplayer plugin does not actually specify 0 for the AID track (it just leaves it
>>>blank).  The following changes to mplayer.sh fix the problem.
> 
> 
> [snip]
> 
> Yeah, I haven't implemented this yet and I might not do this in the
> future as mplayer now seems to be able to switch audio on the fly - this
> just needs to be supported by the mplayer-plugin (hint, hint!).
> 
> This AID stuff has more problems of that kind that you encountered, too:
> If you have a VOB file with AC3 sound the audio ids are again different
> and if the VOB file has PCM audio you need a different aid again...
> 

I think the main problem with the AID 0 is this line:

player-mplayer.c:    if(MPlayerAid>0) snprintf(aid,sizeof(aid)," AID
%d",MPlayerAid);

So, if the AID is not > 0, it does not specify the ID.

It should be:

player-mplayer.c:    if(MPlayerAid>=0) snprintf(aid,sizeof(aid)," AID
%d",MPlayerAid);

Regards,
C.



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