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too early in the first reel.
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of simple_sound().
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subtitles_in_reel().
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I'm not sure if this is what Bv2.1 means, but hopefully it's close
enough.
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RFC 5646.
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It would check individual bytes of samples to see if they differed
by more than the threshold. Not only is this almost useless, but
the default threshold is 256 so with the default settings it would
always say that two assets of the same length (and channels, etc.)
were the same, even if the sample data was different.
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The old version did not deal with signed-ness correctly. I think
this version is slightly dodgy in that it assumes 2s complement,
but that's probably not so bad.
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Tried to normalise the idea that subtitle languages are stored as
strings but set as LanguageTags. This may be too defensive; perhaps
SMPTE language metadata is always right, or perhaps even if it isn't
we should throw errors.
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not mentioned in any PKL (#1855).
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