Open xGuildart opened 8 years ago
I found the solution: (by the way , my solution work for reading DVD) by using libdvdnav and get aspect ratio with it, so i altered the QmlVlcVideoSurface (Rsatom) to take the original aspect. to anderstand what i'm talking about (read ifo specification/Video attributes): http://stnsoft.com/DVD/ifo.html and for the library used: https://github.com/microe/libdvdnav thank you for help anyway.
It's possible I could solve pixel aspect issues only when switch to use my vmem2
libvlc plugin. But it not ready yet.
my solution is not the most suitable because doesn't depends on libVlc plugin only, but it works fine , i solved it by:
i added a module for navigation menu and there i used a stack for extract button and aspect ratio with libdvdnav: dvdnav_get_video_aspect(dvdnav_t*)
so i modified the virtual function used in QmlVlcVideoSurface (QSGNode* updatePaintNode( QSGNode, UpdatePaintNodeData );) to take the right aspect frame.
then PreservedAspectFit work properly.
thank you.
Hi, first the aspect ratio function that return aspect ratio in QmlVlcVideo doesn't work properly, it return an empty string.
stretched fillmode is good but the other doesn't take effect properly in case if the first title 0 has an aspect ratio or(width,height) different to first track(chapter) in the first title for example.i notice that aspect ratio displayed is the aspect ratio calculated by the the height_width extracted by libvlc api , or there is no guarantie to be the right height_width. so the aspect ratio used is wrong and the video will display in a aspect ratio calculated by his original resolution (and there is no relation between resolution and aspect ratio) . otherwise a dvd that contains more than one aspect ratio will not play properly. same as (the width and height).
please if anyone find out the trick to get width or height or change aspect ratio or let the predefined aspect ratio take effect properly, it will be a great hint.
i will be grateful for any suggestion or advice , solution that can be useful. thank you all.