comparison libvo/vo_directx.c @ 35060:c5c8d88d612e

directx: Support negative panscanrange (i.e. zooming) for noaccel. All that is necessary is to skip the code clipping the destination rectangle.

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    rd.top  += (vo_dheight - height) / 2;

    rd.right  = rd.left + width;
    rd.bottom = rd.top + height;

    /*ok, let's workaround some overlay limitations*/
    if (!nooverlay) {
        uint32_t uStretchFactor1000;                 //minimum stretch
        uint32_t xstretch1000, ystretch1000;

        if (!width || !height) {
            // window is minimized, so we should hide the overlay in case

        /*if hardware can't do colorkeying set the window on top*/
        if (capsDrv.dwCKeyCaps & DDCKEYCAPS_DESTOVERLAY)
            dwUpdateFlags |= DDOVER_KEYDESTOVERRIDE;
        else if (!tmp_image)
            vo_ontop = 1;
    } else {
        g_lpddclipper->lpVtbl->SetHWnd(g_lpddclipper, 0, vo_w32_window);
    }

    /*make sure the overlay is inside the screen*/
    rd.top    = FFMAX(rd.top,  0);
    rd.left   = FFMAX(rd.left, 0);
    rd.bottom = FFMIN(rd.bottom, vo_screenheight);
    rd.right  = FFMIN(rd.right,  vo_screenwidth);

    /*for nonoverlay mode we are finished, for overlay mode we have to display the overlay first*/
    if (nooverlay)
        return 0;

//    printf("overlay: %i %i %ix%i\n",rd.left,rd.top,rd.right - rd.left,rd.bottom - rd.top);
    ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->lpVtbl->UpdateOverlay(g_lpddsOverlay, &rs, g_lpddsPrimary, &rd, dwUpdateFlags, &ovfx);
    if (FAILED(ddrval)) {
        // one cause might be the driver lied about minimum stretch
        // we should try upping the destination size a bit, or

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    rd.top  += (vo_dheight - height) / 2;

    rd.right  = rd.left + width;
    rd.bottom = rd.top + height;

    if(nooverlay) {
        g_lpddclipper->lpVtbl->SetHWnd(g_lpddclipper, 0, vo_w32_window);
        // For nooverlay we are done, the blitter can handle
        // a destination RECT larger than the window.
        return 0;
    }
    /*ok, let's workaround some overlay limitations*/
    {
        uint32_t uStretchFactor1000;                 //minimum stretch
        uint32_t xstretch1000, ystretch1000;

        if (!width || !height) {
            // window is minimized, so we should hide the overlay in case

        /*if hardware can't do colorkeying set the window on top*/
        if (capsDrv.dwCKeyCaps & DDCKEYCAPS_DESTOVERLAY)
            dwUpdateFlags |= DDOVER_KEYDESTOVERRIDE;
        else if (!tmp_image)
            vo_ontop = 1;
    }

    /*make sure the overlay is inside the screen*/
    rd.top    = FFMAX(rd.top,  0);
    rd.left   = FFMAX(rd.left, 0);
    rd.bottom = FFMIN(rd.bottom, vo_screenheight);
    rd.right  = FFMIN(rd.right,  vo_screenwidth);

    /* Now reconfigure/show the overlay */
//    printf("overlay: %i %i %ix%i\n",rd.left,rd.top,rd.right - rd.left,rd.bottom - rd.top);
    ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->lpVtbl->UpdateOverlay(g_lpddsOverlay, &rs, g_lpddsPrimary, &rd, dwUpdateFlags, &ovfx);
    if (FAILED(ddrval)) {
        // one cause might be the driver lied about minimum stretch
        // we should try upping the destination size a bit, or