- Improved PTS offset logic (to offset our streams so that at least one of them starts at position 0.0)
- Removed missing frame detection (no needed anymore)
- Use timestamps to reason about missing frames
- Fixed many async decoding issues (jumbled frames, missing beginning or ending frames)
- Much improved support for video/audio files with missing chunks/gaps (i.e. missing timestamps)
- Improved CheckWorkingFrames() method, to determine when working frames are ready to be finalized
- Improved FPS detection for invalid or missing FPS
- Replace all juce::CriticalSection with std::recursive_mutex
- Replace all juce::AudioSampleBuffer with juce::AudioBuffer<float>
- Eliminate implicit reliance on 'using namespace juce;'
- Replace OpenShotAudio.h includes with targeted juce modules
* reuse-managed license/copyright headers
reuse is a tool for compliance with the REUSE recommendations. See
<https://reuse.software/> for more information, and
<https://reuse.readthedocs.io/> for the online documentation.
* Set jsoncpp license
* Add MIT license for Decklink sources
* Explicitly license examples/
- Add headers to source files
- Change blanket licensing in .reuse/dep5 to only cover binary media
- Import CC-BY-3.0 license and assign to sintel_trailer
* Protect values against integer overflow
When the code multiplies integer values in an rvalue context before
it's stored in a larger type, the on-the-fly math is stored as int.
The value can overflow before it reaches the wider memory space.
To prevent this, we explicitly cast the result of the arithmetic
to the destination type.
Issues flagged by GitHub CodeQL.
* Apply these fixes correctly
When the code multiplies integer values in an rvalue context before
it's stored in a larger type, the on-the-fly math is stored as int.
The value can overflow before it reaches the wider memory space.
To prevent this, we explicitly cast the result of the arithmetic
to the destination type.
Issues flagged by GitHub CodeQL.
For example, if an SVG is 500px wide, and the project is 1000px wide... the SVG in SCALE_NONE mode should always be 50% with width of the video, regardless of how small you make the preview window.
The only reason an `AV_ALLOCATE_FRAME()` could fail is because
there wasn't enough memory to allocate the necessary buffers,
so if it returns a `nullptr` then throwing `OutOfMemory` makes
far more sense than throwing `OutOfBoundsFrame`.
