Also, remove unused code in utf8Converter.cpp and remove the "sfDefault" from
the SourceFormat enum, whose meaning was platform-dependent anyway and did not
make sense anymore, as we now default to UTF-8 on non-Windows platforms anyway.
Processing falls back to the ACP on Windows to keep backwards compatibility.
Using WinMain is not necessary in order to get access to the "wide" command
line, and makes the MSVCRT skip all the initialisation steps needed for
"Console API" to work correctly, leading to the program having no output in
Windows console programs that use it - most notably, cmd.exe.
This commit uses "wide" (i.e. UTF-16) commandline arguments when launching the
program on Windows, and uses the "wide" Windows APIs when dealing with strings.
This makes it independent from the currently selected active code page on the
system, and hopefully fixes issues with "nonstandard" characters appearing in
file and directory paths.
Fixes#172.
tsMuxer has the ability to detect audio delay for TS/M2TS/MPG/VOB/EVO sources, but not from MKV source. This patch adds ability to detect audio delay for MKV source.
Fixes#156.
All pgStreams3D[pgTrackNum] (coming from clpi) must be changed to streamInfo (coming from mpls)
When 3d-plane is "FF", this means it is 'undefined' (i.e. 2D), not 'zero'.
QString::toDouble (and ::toFloat) behaviour changed between Qt4 and Qt5 : in
the older version, the function tried to convert the string according to the
current locale and, if unsuccessful, fell back to parsing according to the "C"
locale.
In Qt5, the conversion is always performed in the "C" locale, which means that
all the shenanigans related to finding and replacing the decimal point are not
needed anymore, since the main tsMuxer binary always runs in the "C" locale due
to not calling setlocale() at all.
Also, if Qt 4.8 documentation is to be believed, all this code wasn't ever
needed in the first place, as the conversion function would've just used the
"C" locale after failing to convert the string due to a mismatch in the used
decimal point character - and thus succeeded.
