forked from enlightenment/efl
It seems that depending on the system, vlc can't use a NULL pointer to the pixels where it should write its data. So a small amount of memory should be allocated and passed to its rendering callbacks (specifically, the lock callback) when the file is being opened and decoded for the first time. Then this memory can be freed, since the real rendering will happen on the shared memory area. SVN revision: 63777 |
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