break;
}
case BLACK:
+ {
LOG_DEBUG_PLAYER ("Emit black for gap at %1", to_string(_black.position()));
- emit_video (black_player_video_frame(Eyes::BOTH), _black.position());
+ auto period = _black.period_at_position();
+ emit_video (black_player_video_frame(period.second), _black.position());
_black.set_position (_black.position() + one_video_frame());
break;
+ }
case SILENT:
{
LOG_DEBUG_PLAYER ("Emit silence for gap at %1", to_string(_silent.position()));
for (auto const& i: _delay) {
do_emit_video(i.first, i.second);
}
-
- /* Perhaps we should have Empty entries for both eyes in the 3D case (somehow).
- * However, if we have L and R video files, and one is shorter than the other,
- * the fill code in ::video mostly takes care of filling in the gaps.
- * However, since it fills at the point when it knows there is more video coming
- * at time t (so it should fill any gap up to t) it can't do anything right at the
- * end. This is particularly bad news if the last frame emitted is a LEFT
- * eye, as the MXF writer will complain about the 3D sequence being wrong.
- * Here's a hack to workaround that particular case.
- */
- if (_next_video_eyes && _next_video_time && *_next_video_eyes == Eyes::RIGHT) {
- do_emit_video (black_player_video_frame(Eyes::RIGHT), *_next_video_time);
- }
}
return done;
pv->set_text (subtitles.get ());
}
+ LOG_DEBUG_PLAYER("Player --> Video %1 %2", to_string(time), static_cast<int>(pv->eyes()));
Video (pv, time);
}