Marco Scoffier wrote:
Hello,
perhaps I have the wrong packages, because the output of ./configure looks ok:
they really seem to be ok.
checking for png_set_compression_level in -lpng... (cached) yes
guess you already removed the config.cache and recompiled. anyhow it did find everything.
but when I go to test the pix_film example I get the error messages as though pix_film hasn't been compiled properly:
error: GEM: pix_film: '/usr/local/share/doc/gem/examples/04.pix/../data/anim-1.mov' does not appear to be a supported movie error: GEM: pix_film: '/usr/local/share/doc/gem/examples/04.pix/../data/alea.mpg' does not appear to be a supported movie
Am I right that pix_film is the object to be used under linux?
yes
when creating the [pix_film] object the first time it should display the used libraries (like "libmpeg3" ). I guess it does not, meaning that the configuring somehow didn't really do what it should Open the src/Base/config.h file. Edit it as appropriate (set values to one or define them like <conf> #define HAVE_LIBMPEG3_H 1 #define HAVE_MPEG3 </conf> ), similar for quicktime
i do know that the configure script + config.h are somehow broken but of course i need time....
I want frame per frame control of a video file synched with temporal events.
which you should get...
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