Oh, and I've got another problem with pix_film and gem 0.90.1-cvs The ffmpeg part is hardly deprecated, because it's using img_resize, which was disabled a few months ago in a libffmpeg. A new approach is to use libswscale. which is a part of the new ffmpeg versions. I was able to hack it myself, but it should be updated in Gem asap. Pd and GEM on recent linux distros will throw a undefined symbol error when loading Gem lib. (there are another issues with type casting, which casues incorrect auto-play function. i can send a patch, but it's a mess so far)
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Jozef Henzl wrote:
Oh, and I've got another problem with pix_film and gem 0.90.1-cvs The ffmpeg part is hardly deprecated, because it's using img_resize, which was disabled a few months ago in a libffmpeg. A new approach is to use libswscale. which is a part of the new ffmpeg versions. I was able to hack it myself, but it should be updated in Gem asap. Pd and GEM on recent linux distros will throw a undefined symbol error when loading Gem lib. (there are another issues with type casting, which casues incorrect auto-play function. i can send a patch, but it's a mess so far)
ffmpeg-support in Gem is currently considered unstable (mainly due to the ever changing API of ffmpeg; i know that this is usually handled by including a specific ffmpeg snapshot in the sources, but i still don't want to do that)
apart from that, i have somewhere on my harddisk a [pix_ffplay] which should work (but does not yet), and of course there is [pdp_ffplay] :-)
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