Use EnumIndexedVector in J2KEncoder.

[dcpomatic.git] / src / lib / j2k_encoder.cc

diff --git a/src/lib/j2k_encoder.cc b/src/lib/j2k_encoder.cc
index e6dab582801fd7177ecea144d294510261c9f41a..daba87c5986ee6a62240ac78ecb1ec609df1da3a 100644 (file)
--- a/src/lib/j2k_encoder.cc
+++ b/src/lib/j2k_encoder.cc
@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ J2KEncoder::encode (shared_ptr<PlayerVideo> pv, DCPTime time)
                /* This frame already has J2K data, so just write it */
                _writer->write (pv->j2k(), position, pv->eyes ());
                frame_done ();
-       } else if (_last_player_video[static_cast<int>(pv->eyes())] && _writer->can_repeat(position) && pv->same (_last_player_video[static_cast<int>(pv->eyes())])) {
+       } else if (_last_player_video[pv->eyes()] && _writer->can_repeat(position) && pv->same(_last_player_video[pv->eyes()])) {
                LOG_DEBUG_ENCODE("Frame @ %1 REPEAT", to_string(time));
                _writer->repeat (position, pv->eyes ());
        } else {
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ J2KEncoder::encode (shared_ptr<PlayerVideo> pv, DCPTime time)
                _empty_condition.notify_all ();
        }
 
-       _last_player_video[static_cast<int>(pv->eyes())] = pv;
+       _last_player_video[pv->eyes()] = pv;
        _last_player_video_time = time;
 }