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Win32: support file names with characters outside system code-page This is done by trying to interpret the file name as being UTF-8 encoded first. The command-line is fetched as UTF-16 and converted to UTF-8 to match with this.
author reimar
date Thu, 14 Mar 2013 20:04:24 +0000
parents 6ac59489c815
children a51578d7e264
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12 * -vo gl2 renamed to -vo gl_tiled to stop people from assuming it is 12 * -vo gl2 renamed to -vo gl_tiled to stop people from assuming it is
13 better than -vo gl (it is in many ways worse). 13 better than -vo gl (it is in many ways worse).
14 * Fixes for DVB, teletext and closed-caption based subtitles. 14 * Fixes for DVB, teletext and closed-caption based subtitles.
15 * Support teletext and CC subtitles in WTV. 15 * Support teletext and CC subtitles in WTV.
16 * Support binding keys corresponding to non-ASCII characters. 16 * Support binding keys corresponding to non-ASCII characters.
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18 Ports:
19 * Windows: support file names as UTF-8 in slave mode and passing
20 file names as wchar command line arguments.
17 21
18 1.1: "We gave up on 1.0" 22 1.1: "We gave up on 1.0"
19 23
20 Decoders: 24 Decoders:
21 * FFmpeg AAC decoder is now preferred over libfaad2 and the internal 25 * FFmpeg AAC decoder is now preferred over libfaad2 and the internal