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Mon Jul 20 16:45:11 2009 UTC
(14 years, 9 months ago)
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dpavlin
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branch for integration of Daniel Jarboe <daniel.jarboe(at)gmail.com>
patches for jpeg
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Mon Jun 18 08:31:27 2007 UTC
(16 years, 10 months ago)
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ossman_
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sourceforge.net/trunk/rdesktop/rdpsnd.c
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None of the drivers requires it to be open to determine supported formats,
so let's not require it. This allows the device to be busy when rdesktop starts
but can be used later when it becomes free.
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Sun Sep 17 20:06:37 2006 UTC
(17 years, 7 months ago)
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stargo
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sourceforge.net/trunk/rdesktop/rdpsnd.c
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Recover missing 4 bytes in audio-stream thanks to a hint in an old
email from Robert Sanders <esquimaux73@mailblocks.com>:
I found a trick that seems to solve this. Basically, I copy the last
4 bytes of the RDPSND_WRITE command that precedes the sample data.
It's not being used by anything else. I can't tell whether this is
some trick to "pre-load" the sample buffer, or some error in
rdesktop's interpretation of the RDP sound protocol.
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Tue Jul 1 09:31:25 2003 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
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matthewc
Original Path:
sourceforge.net/trunk/rdesktop/rdpsnd.c
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Commit of work in progress on channels (so that other people can hack on
RDPSND), in particular:
* channel layer takes care of virtual channel header
* split X dependent parts out of CLIPRDR, simplified IPC implementation
* initial RDPDR implementation
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