dcpomatic - DCP-o-matic DCP tools

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2020-11-20	Move make_black_test into image_test.	Carl Hetherington

2017-04-19	Doxygen tweaks.	Carl Hetherington

2016-06-21	Revert "Use make_shared<>."	Carl Hetherington
	Support for this seems to vary wildly across DoM's build targets. Stuff that builds on 16.04 won't build on 14.04, for example. Seems to not be worth the hassle now. This reverts commit 5a5324ed3a381a86dfe0a6e3932c1d58fdcd596f.
2016-06-21	Use make_shared<>.	Carl Hetherington

2016-05-25	No-op; fix GPL address and use the explicit-program-name version.	Carl Hetherington

2016-05-12	Optimise image scaling for the preview.	Carl Hetherington

2015-10-15	Use AV_ prefixes on some FFmpeg bits.	Carl Hetherington

2015-06-21	No-op: remove all trailing whitespace.	Carl Hetherington

2015-04-22	Actually use YUV->RGB setting when converting.	Carl Hetherington

2015-03-25	Remove Scaler config and use SWS_BICUBIC everywhere.	Carl Hetherington

2014-06-26	Merge master.	Carl Hetherington

2014-06-25	Support pixel format 46 in make_black().	Carl Hetherington

2014-04-29	Various comment fixes to tests.	Carl Hetherington

2014-02-24	Tweaks for libdcp.	Carl Hetherington

2014-02-12	It builds again.	Carl Hetherington

2013-12-09	Fix pixel format 7 for make_black (#288).	Carl Hetherington

2013-11-06	Support pixel format 30.	Carl Hetherington

2013-09-20	Port make_black fix for YUVA from master.	Carl Hetherington

2013-08-23	Tidy up duplicated code.	Carl Hetherington

2013-07-18	Split test compile up into individual files.	Carl Hetherington

2013-07-12	Remove unused RGBPlusAlphaImage; merge Image/SimpleImage.	Carl Hetherington

2013-06-15	Merge master.	Carl Hetherington

2013-06-13	Add somewhat empirical support for YUVJ42{0,2,4}P pixels.	Carl Hetherington

2013-05-31	Various stuff; mostly change to decoder scaling and adding subtitle; scaling ↵	Carl Hetherington
	test.
2013-05-01	Missing format for make_black.	Carl Hetherington

2013-05-01	Use ffmpeg calls for pixel parameters; add (and alter, hmm) tests to suit.	Carl Hetherington