Hi all,
I was parsing the content of freevo_XML_data.dtd, just to be sure I understood
all correctly.
At line 141, regarding variants, I read this line:
mplayer-options CDATA #IMPLIED -- variant-specific opts
Should I read this as "those options get applied _only_ on this variant"?
This seems most obvious, but it's surely not what freevo is doing now. What
I'm experiencing is that freevo actually sums all the variants up. Is this
really the expected behaviour? If so, I don't think it is the correct
approach, as it closes it down to a few cases of use.
I cannot, for one, specify two different languages as the examples on the wiki
explains. I did this:
[snip]
<variants>
<variant name="Soundtrack Italian" mplayer-options="-alang ita">
<part ref="p1"></part>
</variant>
<variant name="Soundtrack English" mplayer-options="-alang eng">
<part ref="p1"></part>
</variant>
</variants>
[snip]
Playing the first variant causes this command to be run:
mplayer movie.mkv [all sort of mplayer opts] -alang ita
resulting in a correct play. But selecting the second:
mplayer movie.mkv [all sort of mplayer opts] -alang ita -alang eng
which is undoubtly nonsense. And it soesn't work, as it sounds still italian.
I just want to know if this is the expected behaviour (I hope not), and if so,
how can I specify two languages in two variants.
Thanks and sorry for the long mail.
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