Do not forget to use the drift when converting stream to system clock.

It has no consequence (because of the way we actually use the clock) but
it is more consistent.

diff --git a/src/input/clock.c b/src/input/clock.c
index dc010e531288a447a7aa1f14eb39ad6acf66bd9d..0b24c29ad6902d3e67de9f2b004d07f8d791d3f8 100644 (file)
--- a/src/input/clock.c
+++ b/src/input/clock.c
@@ -274,7 +274,7 @@ void input_clock_ChangeRate( input_clock_t *cl, int i_rate )
     /* Move the reference point */
     if( cl->b_has_reference )
     {
-        cl->last.i_system = ClockStreamToSystem( cl, cl->last.i_stream );
+        cl->last.i_system = ClockStreamToSystem( cl, cl->last.i_stream + AvgGet( &cl->drift ) );
         cl->ref = cl->last;
     }
 
@@ -318,7 +318,7 @@ mtime_t input_clock_GetWakeup( input_clock_t *cl )
 
     /* Synchronized, we can wait */
     if( cl->b_has_reference )
-        i_wakeup = ClockStreamToSystem( cl, cl->last.i_stream );
+        i_wakeup = ClockStreamToSystem( cl, cl->last.i_stream + AvgGet( &cl->drift ) );
 
     vlc_mutex_unlock( &cl->lock );