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nico partially fixed the bug i reported; here's the rest of the fix. basically demux_audio was mixing data in its header buffer in a bogus manner, whereby it could sometimes "make up" valid mpeg headers where no such header actually occurred in the file. it should be correct now. btw these changes also fix the bug where mplayer reports huge initial cpu usage for sound when playing mp3 files.

#ifndef __MPLAYER_SUBREADER_H
#define __MPLAYER_SUBREADER_H

#include <stdio.h>

extern int suboverlap_enabled;
extern int sub_no_text_pp;  // disable text post-processing
extern int sub_match_fuzziness;

// subtitle formats
#define SUB_INVALID   -1
#define SUB_MICRODVD  0
#define SUB_SUBRIP    1
#define SUB_SUBVIEWER 2
#define SUB_SAMI      3
#define SUB_VPLAYER   4
#define SUB_RT        5
#define SUB_SSA       6
#define SUB_PJS       7
#define SUB_MPSUB     8
#define SUB_AQTITLE   9
#define SUB_SUBVIEWER2 10
#define SUB_SUBRIP09 11
#define SUB_JACOSUB  12
#define SUB_MPL2     13

// One of the SUB_* constant above
extern int sub_format;

#define MAX_SUBTITLE_FILES 128

#define SUB_MAX_TEXT 10
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_BOTTOMLEFT       1
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_BOTTOMCENTER     2
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_BOTTOMRIGHT      3
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_MIDDLELEFT       4
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_MIDDLECENTER     5
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_MIDDLERIGHT      6
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_TOPLEFT          7
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_TOPCENTER        8
#define SUB_ALIGNMENT_TOPRIGHT         9

typedef struct {

    int lines;

    unsigned long start;
    unsigned long end;
    
    char *text[SUB_MAX_TEXT];
    unsigned char alignment;
} subtitle;

typedef struct {
    subtitle *subtitles;
    char *filename;
    int sub_uses_time; 
    int sub_num;          // number of subtitle structs
    int sub_errs;
} sub_data;

#ifdef  USE_FRIBIDI
extern char *fribidi_charset;
extern int flip_hebrew;
extern int fribidi_flip_commas;
#endif

sub_data* sub_read_file (char *filename, float pts);
subtitle* subcp_recode1 (subtitle *sub);
// enca_fd is the file enca uses to determine the codepage.
// setting to NULL disables enca.
void subcp_open (FILE *enca_fd); /* for demux_ogg.c */
void subcp_close (void); /* for demux_ogg.c */
#ifdef HAVE_ENCA
void* guess_cp(FILE *enca_fd, char *preferred_language, char *fallback);
#endif
char ** sub_filenames(char *path, char *fname);
void list_sub_file(sub_data* subd);
void dump_srt(sub_data* subd, float fps);
void dump_mpsub(sub_data* subd, float fps);
void dump_microdvd(sub_data* subd, float fps);
void dump_jacosub(sub_data* subd, float fps);
void dump_sami(sub_data* subd, float fps);
void sub_free( sub_data * subd );
void find_sub(sub_data* subd,int key);
void step_sub(sub_data *subd, float pts, int movement);
#endif