sound and subtitles in vlc 0.9.9, 1.0.0 and 1.0.1

[rainbowcrypt]

Hi,
I have some problems looking at french HD TV recordings (*.ts):
On VLC 0.9.9 I have subtitles, but no sound.
On vlc 1.0.0 I have sound, but no subtitles,
and on vcl 1.0.1 I have no sound and no subtitles.

I hope that in vlc 1.0.2 I wil have both
I can try to post a part of a recording if you want?

Regards,
rainbowcrypt

[VLC_help]

You can try nightlies if you want to test 1.0.2
http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/win32/?C=M;O=D (branches are 1.0.2)

[rainbowcrypt]

Hi I tried the version 1.0.2 yesterday (in the directory "branch-20090921-0007" ) And I can say that the sound is comed back, but still no subtitles.
I tried to do a "ctrl+J", and vlc detect 2 PIDs for subtitles, it says that the codecs are dvbs, and the description is "dvb-subtitles". So it seems Ok, but in fact, not On vlc 0.9.9 (the one on which subtitles works), when I do a "ctrl+J", it detects the same 2 PIDs for subtitles, and dvbs codec, but the descriptions are : "dvb-subtitles [French]" for the first one and "dvb-subtitles [Original Version]" for the second one. I don't know if the problem is due to the codec or to the demultiplexer. I tried to choose another demultiplexer in the configuration, but nothing work better.

Please tell me what I can do to have a better report (perhaps a log file with the debug version??) I've uploaded a piece of recording here (just few seconds) http://dl.free.fr/pZhXMbalx if someone want to test...
Thanks for your help (and sorry for my poor english )

[VLC_help]

You can see log via Tools -> Messages... (set Verbosity to 2) and official 1.0.2 should be out.

[rainbowcrypt]

Hi,
I have nothing new about the version 1.0.2 since it is not very verbose... (perhaps it considers there is no errors).
Anyway, I tried the version 1.1.0 here : http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/win ... 0922-2207/ and it works fine! I have every streams, sound, video and subtitles. BUT (there is always a but ) there is no "real" fullscreen. I mean that the fullscreen is only a borderless vidéo, wich size is the original video size, but my screen is greater than this video size. So the video doesn't fit to my screen.

This evening, I wil test the version 1.0.3 and see

**EDIT**
I forgot 2 images (on the left vlc 1.0.2, on the right vlc 1.1.0):

and

that show the difference between the 2 versions of vlc

[VLC_help]

Fullscreen issue will be fixed before official 1.1.0 releases.

[rainbowcrypt]

Hi,
It is ok for the fullscreen, someone show me, it was juste a box to check (Something about the Desktop in the video/DirectX 3D configuration menu).
Since the 1.0.3 version doesn't work better than the 1.02, I will stay we the 1.1.0 version.

Thank you for your help

[xtophe]

As it woks in 1.1.0, we need to find out what commit fix it and backport it to the 1.0-bugfix branch.

Reading the log on the ts demuxer should be a good starting point