Ian Monroe napisał(a):
> I'm pretty sure it's your signature and the way you send messages
> that's giving grief, so I confidently copy your message to respond to.
> On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Matthias Kretz <kretz@kde.org> wrote:
>> SpamAssassin doesn't like me today:
>>  http://vir.homelinux.org/stupid_spamassassin.mbox
>> I didn't say whether the subtitle gets parsed in libphonon or in the backend.
>> And I'm not sure at this point where it really should go. But ideally Phonon
>> should be able to handle any media format, and that includes ext. subtitle
>> files.
>>
>> For a start I'd put subtitle parsing in the backend. It's easier to move code
>> from the backend to the frontend than the other way around.
> 
> Given the Xine has no way to decode just subtitles, I suppose this
> means he'd have to add the functionality to like phonon-xine. Perhaps
> he could do it in a such a way that it'd be easy to add to other
> phonon backends.
> 
> Perhaps the ability to drag around subtitles could be in the frontend at least?

Uh, I've just read this and I see it is getting warmer :)

I wanted widget to have full control and for example capture mouse 
events. Of course, we can propose workaround. For example, dragging 
subtitles around: redirect some events or change subtitles positions in 
realtime...
Simply, I (we!) have to make a choice - Phonon back-end or external widget.

Phonon:
+ one to rule them all
- loss of control

Widget:
+ more control
+ could be used without Phonon
+ it was the first idea :)
- another universal library (in Phonon mean)


add more, correct if I'm wrong :)

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Konrad Materka
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