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Internal: Stale code from prior versions, numsecs inside process() uses mplayer’s value instead of the best value to determine video length (and keep or discard timestamps).

As a side-effect, newer code being more strict about array vs string handling can fail easily.

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Original report by ya at:

Video Contact Sheet *NIX v1.12, (c) 2007-2010 Toni Corvera
Processing <FILE>...
awk: BEGIN { if (4993,00000000000000000000 == 0) exit 0 ; else exit 1 }
awk:                 ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (4993,00000000000000000000 == 0) exit 0 ; else exit 1 }
awk:                                           ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (4993,00000000000000000000 == 0) exit 0 ; else exit 1 }
awk:                                                      ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { printf "%.20f", ((4993,00000000000000000000 - 4993.92))+0 }
awk:                                                               ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { printf "%.20f", ((4993,00000000000000000000 - 4993.92))+0 }
awk:                                                                ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:              ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:                ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:                       ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:                                 ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:                                       ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN { if (() < (0)) print (() * -1) ; else print () }
awk:                                                       ^ syntax error
...

-I does use it

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With the introduction of ~/.vcs/ (or ~/.vcs-nix/) it makes sense moving local configurations there. The older ~/.vcs.conf will still be accepted.

Load order:

1. /etc/vcs.conf
2. ~/.vcs.conf
3. ~/.vcs/vcs.conf
4. ./vcs.conf

Symbolic font names don’t work since IM won’t know about TTF fonts.

Probably affects other systems too.

pyth_th() uses **, accepted by gawk but not mawk

Also Ubuntu uses mawk by default.

Safe length measuring creates extra temporary directories that aren’t removed properly

The grep regex uses ‘\s’ which is Perl-style and not supported by all greps.

Use ‘:space:’ or similar.

Low severity since vcs works with the failed check.

Some override-able variables were renamed silently in 1.11

DEFAULT_COLS ⇒ cols
DEFAULT_INTERVAL ⇒ interval
DEFAULT_NUMCAPS ⇒ numcaps

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Even though they’re ignored, it might fail on some files. May be due to the 5 frames hack.