Some questions

Martin Piskernig <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.ogle.devel
Organization University of Vienna
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

first a big Thank You - I bought a DVD some days ago and tried with ogle 
0.8.4 - no sound. I then upgraded to a 0.8.5 snapshot - it worked and 
made me really happy :-)

My questions are:
1. Can you estimate when the DVDTimeSearch and DVDTimePlay functions 
will be implemented? And is the former function just the latter using 
the current title?
2. The DVDGetCurrentLocation returns some strange time values like e.g. 
0:0:81?! Do I have to "normalize" this value to the usual 60-sec/min 
format (so it's actually 0:1:21)?
3. Is there some "event" that notifies me when the currently played 
title/ptt changes?
4. I am thinking of creating DVD "bookmarks" in oKle known from e.g. 
PowerDVD under Windows. To store the bookmarks for more than one DVD I 
need a method to differentiate between DVDs. Is there already something 
deeply hidden in libdvdread for this purpose? I didn't see anything 
like this in ifo_dump output. So I thought of having a "hash" function 
similar to the CDDB ID for CDs, which stores some characteristics of a 
DVD (number of titles/ptts, length of titles etc.) into a hash number. 
I could implement this only in okle but I thought I let you know it 
might be nice for ogle to have this in the API.
5. Why is it still not possible to open more than one DVD per ogle 
execution? Is it so difficult to implement or is it just that nobody 
bothers to do it because it's a boring/trivial/whatever task? :-)
6. Could you put up some place where one can view the CVS changelogs? 
E.g. a mailing-list ogle-cvs which gets the log when somebody commits 
his changes to cvs. So one knows what's currently going on.

Thanks in advance for your patience with me :-)
Martin
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Martin Piskernig		[email protected]
Institute for Mathematics	 www.mat.univie.ac.at/~martin
University of Vienna
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