Removed a bunch of pause-related code which I either can't remember why
it's there, or which doesn't seem to serve any useful purpose. Most
things I've tried seem to work as well or better than before.
svn-id: r53997
lightest/darkest available colours to use as white/black for the subtitles. It
is possible that we could get away with fixed values for Broken Sword 2, since
it has always had subtitles. But for Broken Sword 1, subtitles is a ScummVM
addition, and we can't.
svn-id: r49154
get the number of frames of a cutscene (to find the "lead out frame"), but this
information is already provided by both the DXA and the SMK players. (It wasn't
provided by the now obsolete MPEG player.)
svn-id: r40735
a subtitle colour regression, but mainly it simplifies the code. The "dummy"
player has been removed. There are almost certainly regressions, but I'm hoping
it's stable enough for testing now.
svn-id: r38697
- Support for the MPEG2 videos in BS1/2 has been dropped. The MPEG2 videos were lossy, and support for them complicated the code a lot.
- Support for the non-existing enhanced MPEG cutscene packs for BS1 has been dropped. As a consequence, the credits player and the splitted audio stream players used for these packs has been removed
- The original Smacker videos for both games are now supported, using our Smacker player (which is based off publically available specs and FFMPEG)
- The animations now use the common video player code. Both the Smacker videos and our DXA video packs are supported
svn-id: r38236
cutscene, render the text and play the speech when needed. It probably won't
play as nicely from CD now, but using less memory seems more important to me.
svn-id: r25428
DXA movies (the MPEG movies still work, of course), there is no longer any need
for the MPEG decoder to handle sound and frame syncing. That is now the
responsibility of the player, not the decoder.
The obvious next step, then, would be to put that in a new player class, and
have both BS1 and BS2 use that. Maybe FF as well.
svn-id: r23757
size. This should help people who want to use the smaller, low-quality
cutscenes instead of the high-quality ones.
The MPEG player probably doesn't know this trick. Maybe later.
svn-id: r23742
cutscenes and the "dummy" (subtitles and voice-over) mode. Several tweaks and
cleanups were made in this process, and there may very well be regressions, but
it should be stable enough to commit.
svn-id: r23420
- Eriktorbjorn's patch from same tracker item for scaling sword1/2 cutscenes
is applied as is. It lacks resolution switch on-the-fly.
- GUI widgets are repositioned on the fly and use most space, even aspect
ratio corrected screen is used without scaling
- Heavy tesing is required, but works for me in all cases except for bug
#1483272: "GUI: SCUMM pause dialog breaks upon scaler switch" which needs more
work.
- I probavly broke some backend or two
svn-id: r22505
header files. Each now begins with "SWORD2_" and ends with "_H". (Well, except
for "SWORD2_H", since I didn't want to name it "SWORD2_SWORD2_H".)
svn-id: r20655
