Hi Robin,

> I've received some bug reports from one of the users of my xine packages.
>
> http://140.114.32.3/usr2/ming-yuan/chuan/3d-anime/PolyHer_Mount_630i_DoF.mo
>v
>
> When I tried this on a Windows machine it identifies itself as a
> QuickTime VR file and lets me rotate the model in one degree of freedom.
> I suspect it's just a SQV3 video where the angle of rotation corresponds
> to a video timestamp as xine does play the first few frames before
> stopping. The image is, however, corrupted in manner that suggests the
> SQV3 decoder desn't adhere to pitches for the U and V channels.

The movie plays just fine here with the latest xine (CVS). It could be related 
to some of the recent SVQ3 fixes (B-frame support and various other fixes).

[...]

bye,

ewald



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