annotate input/ar.h @ 24589:9118be6575da

demux_audio.c: Fix timestamp handling The code calculated the pts values of audio packets by adding the length of the current packet to the pts of the previous one. The length of the previous packet should be added instead. This broke WAV timestamps near the end of the stream where a short packet occurs. Change the code to store the pts of the next packet instead of the last one. This fixes the WAV timestamps and allows some simplifications. MP3 timestamps are not affected as packets are always treated as constant decoded length, and FLAC timestamps still have worse problems (FLAC is treated as as if it was constant bitrate even though it isn't). Also store the timestamps as double instead of float.

/*
 * Apple Remote input interface
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2007 Zoltan Ponekker <pontscho at kac.poliod.hu>
 *
 * This file is part of MPlayer.
 *
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 */

#ifndef INPUT_AR_H
#define INPUT_AR_H

#define AR_BASE      0x500
#define AR_PLAY      (AR_BASE + 0)
#define AR_PLAY_HOLD (AR_BASE + 1)
#define AR_NEXT      (AR_BASE + 2)
#define AR_NEXT_HOLD (AR_BASE + 3)
#define AR_PREV      (AR_BASE + 4)
#define AR_PREV_HOLD (AR_BASE + 5)
#define AR_MENU      (AR_BASE + 6)
#define AR_MENU_HOLD (AR_BASE + 7)
#define AR_VUP       (AR_BASE + 8)
#define AR_VDOWN     (AR_BASE + 9)

int mp_input_ar_init(void);
int mp_input_ar_read(int fd);
void mp_input_ar_close(int fd);

#endif /* INPUT_AR_H */