comparison libmpdemux/demux_ogg.c @ 11464:1efd0f9a946d

For FLAC-in-Ogg the packets are NEVER skipped, and there's no such thing as a "packet header byte" like in Ogm streams. Basically the handling for Vorbis != Theora != FLAC != Ogm.

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    demux_ogg_add_sub(os,pack);
    return 0;
  }
  // If packet is an header we jump it except for vorbis and theora
  // (PACKET_TYPE_HEADER bit doesn't even exist for theora ?!)
  if((*pack->packet & PACKET_TYPE_HEADER) && 
     (ds != d->audio || ( ((sh_audio_t*)ds->sh)->format != 0xFFFE || os->hdr_packets >= NUM_VORBIS_HDR_PACKETS ) ) &&
     (ds != d->video || (((sh_video_t*)ds->sh)->format != 0xFFFC)))
    return 0;

  // For vorbis packet the packet is the data, for other codec we must jump
  // the header
  if(ds == d->audio && ((sh_audio_t*)ds->sh)->format == 0xFFFE)

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    demux_ogg_add_sub(os,pack);
    return 0;
  }
  // If packet is an header we jump it except for vorbis and theora
  // (PACKET_TYPE_HEADER bit doesn't even exist for theora ?!)
  // We jump nothing for FLAC. Ain't this great? Packet contents have to be
  // handled differently for each and every stream type. The joy! The joy!
  if(!os->flac && ((*pack->packet & PACKET_TYPE_HEADER) && 
     (ds != d->audio || ( ((sh_audio_t*)ds->sh)->format != 0xFFFE || os->hdr_packets >= NUM_VORBIS_HDR_PACKETS ) ) &&
     (ds != d->video || (((sh_video_t*)ds->sh)->format != 0xFFFC))))
    return 0;

  // For vorbis packet the packet is the data, for other codec we must jump
  // the header
  if(ds == d->audio && ((sh_audio_t*)ds->sh)->format == 0xFFFE)