Re: Reports of audio problems

I demand that Torsten Jager may or may not have written...

> Read this again, seems like he means audio languages done wrong.
> My set does not touch this - I only handle what audio demux loop
> sends.

> That pseudorandom nature suggests it might be an MPEG block or ts
> stream (Blu-ray?).

See https://bugs.xine-project.org/show_bug.cgi?id=506

There should have been mail in xine-bugs about this, but mail from
xine-project.org is currently in a semi-broken state. This should be fixed
soon.

(Also, don't Cc: me – if you do, I don't receive this via the list and what I
do receive ends up in the wrong place due to lack of list headers.)

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