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#Dcadec dts decoder software

I only bend over backwards this way because most of the time, it's painless to do so. I only continue to support XP because it's the lowest platform that foobar2000 still supports.

Sooner or later I'll bite the bullet and dump Windows for Linux.

#Dcadec dts decoder Patch

To me it appeared (and I don't really understand how it all works) that adding bcrypt mightn't have required removing wincrypt support, but maybe that's wrong and it's one or the other.ДЄnyway, I was really only questioning whether the patch was/is something that couldn't be avoided or postponed, or if XP functionality could've been left intact a while longer, even if it's not a supported OS as such. Comparing XP to Win3.1 seems like a huge stretch.

#Dcadec dts decoder software

I assume Peter is a developer and fb2k wouldn't be the only software using ffmpeg that still supports XP, so maybe putting all developers in the same category wouldn't be terribly accurate. He cared enough to make foo_input_dsp work on XP again. Similarly, developers don't care that some patch made FFmpeg incompatible with WinXP, because WinXP is not supported.ДЇortunately kode54 isn't one of those developers. Quote from: lvqcl on 17:37:03 Deliberately? Developers don't care that FFmpeg cannot work on Windows 3.1, because this OS is not supported.

#Dcadec dts decoder mp4

I can check anyway, though.Д®: I've fixed most or all of your issues, but I'd still recommend muxing raw DTS into either MP4 or Matroska for faster seeking and length detection. But I can't easily handle bit depth, as FFmpeg doesn't appear to report that. I can fix the reporting lossy/lossless easily, as I can hard code which profiles are reported as lossy or lossless. And again, 0.5.5 reports 'Encoding' for *.dts as lossless, but 0.6.1 reports 'Encoding' as lossy. It is able to report bitrate and duration (but still no bitdepth) for this stream in matroska and *.mp4.Д .5.5 reports bitdepth, bitrate and duration for this stream in *.dts, but doesn't report bitdepth for this stream in matroska. Quote from: Rollin on 14:22:19 2) 0.6.1 is unable to report bitdepth, bitrate and even duration for this pure lossless DTS-HD MA (WITHOUT lossy core) stream in *.dts container. Sample - Note that current standalone Mediainfo is wrong about this file (it is unable to detect lossy core presence).Дў) 0.6.1 is unable to report bitdepth, bitrate and even duration for this pure lossless DTS-HD MA (WITHOUT lossy core) stream in *.dts container. Also 0.5.5 reports 'Encoding' for *.dts as lossless, but 0.6.1 reports 'Encoding' as lossy. It reports bitrate (but no bitdepth) for this stream in *.mp4.Д .5.5 reports bitdepth and bitrate for this stream in both *.dts and matroska. It doesn't report bitdepth and bitrate if it is in *.dts container. Foo_input_dst finally was converted to use latest dcadec code from ffmpeg and now is able to decode all variants of dts.Д«ut still not everything works as expected.ДЎ) 0.6.1 reports bitdepth and bitrate for DTS-HD MA (with lossy core) stream only if it is packed in matroska.