Under Windows, the recent changes made to gtk/rtp_player.c cause the 2008 version of VC++ to die with a warning that assigning a double to time_t could cause a loss of precision. I changed it by adding an explicit cast to guint64. This is the old problem with doing math on time -- time_t is an unspecified kind of numerical type. My Linux box accepts either version.
Index: gtk/rtp_player.c
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--- gtk/rtp_player.c (revision 35292)
+++ gtk/rtp_player.c (working copy)
@@ -1377,7 +1377,7 @@
rci->draw_area->allocation.height-HEIGHT_TIME_LABEL+4);
if(GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(cb_view_as_time_of_day)->active) {
- seconds = nstime_to_sec(&rci->start_time_abs) + i * MULT / SAMPLE_RATE;
+ seconds = (guint64)(nstime_to_sec(&rci->start_time_abs) + i * MULT / SAMPLE_RATE);
timestamp = localtime(&seconds);
g_snprintf(label_string, MAX_TIME_LABEL, "%02d:%02d:%02d", timestamp->tm_hour, timestamp->tm_min, timestamp->tm_sec);
} else {
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