libvlccore: fix AUTO_ADJUST_PTS_DELAY short comment.

[vlc] / doc / intf-cdda.txt

diff --git a/doc/intf-cdda.txt b/doc/intf-cdda.txt
index 80dcb618bf30e97e0657827c676608c8d075ffa8..47a0669c4738ac37c250330b4f00667877b5b2c9 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/intf-cdda.txt
+++ b/doc/intf-cdda.txt
@@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ Determination: start at step 5.
         versions of libcdio and libcddb can be obtained by running 
           pkg-config --modversion libcdio
           pkg-config --modversion libcddb
         versions of libcdio and libcddb can be obtained by running 
           pkg-config --modversion libcdio
           pkg-config --modversion libcddb

+

      d) what you input or requested (e.g. the full command line entered -
         if it is possible to reproduce the problem by giving a
         commandline that is desirable since it is probably the simplest
      d) what you input or requested (e.g. the full command line entered -
         if it is possible to reproduce the problem by giving a
         commandline that is desirable since it is probably the simplest


@@ -298,9 +299,12 @@ Determination: start at step 5.
         People often give (some part) of an error message neglecting
         to also include what was requested or entered that led to the
         output.
         People often give (some part) of an error message neglecting
         to also include what was requested or entered that led to the
         output.

+
+     e) The setting for this plugin. That is the values of the
+        variables that start cddax- listed above. On Unix this can
+       generally be found in ~/.vlc/vlcrc

   
   

-  
-     e) Exactly the messages that were what given. You can turn
+     f) Exactly the messages that were what given. You can turn

         increase the verbosity level by setting "verbosity=2" in the
         vlc preferences files. On Unix the preferences file is
         generally in ~/vlc/.vlcrc but there are GUI ways to set this
         increase the verbosity level by setting "verbosity=2" in the
         vlc preferences files. On Unix the preferences file is
         generally in ~/vlc/.vlcrc but there are GUI ways to set this


@@ -443,4 +447,4 @@ analyze the contents of a CD.
 The tool cd-read from libcdio can be used to show the sectors of 
 the CD or CD image or extract sectors. 
 
 The tool cd-read from libcdio can be used to show the sectors of 
 the CD or CD image or extract sectors. 
 

-$Id: intf-cdda.txt,v 1.5 2004/02/11 12:23:07 rocky Exp $
+$Id$