thewade wrote:
Sorry about the delay, Im trying to get the voulentary-preemption kernel working...
Here is my configure output: FTGL support: yes GLTT support: no libmpeg3 support: yes libquicktime support: yes aviplay support: yes libdv support: yes
looks great.
pix_texture: not using client storage - with video clips
this means nothing client storage is only implemented on macOS-X !
I can see no movie files being played despite not getting error messages (except) mpeg3video_seek: frame accurate seeking without a table of contents is no longer supported. Use mpeg3toc <mpeg file> <table of contents> to generate a table of contents and load the table of contents instead.
this is not an error. i get this too (LATER gem will probably use a toc)
however:
does video-playback work generally ? try mplayer and qtplay (!)
which movies have you tried ? do all movies (quicktime, mpeg, avi) fail to display ? (i guess so) try using [pix_film] + [pix_draw] instead of texturing. if this still does not work, try using an analysing pix-object : [pix_info] (does it get the correct dimension ?, which colorspace is the image in ?), [pix_dump] (is there any "interesting" data?)
do video for this OS - even though I have video built into the kernel: http://www.aproximation.org/application/kernel-2.6.9-rc3.config (though I have no video camera pluged in)
Gem has been compiled without FONT-support ! - I can see no fonts
both of these seem to be related to the configure (probably the movie is too!)
check Base/configLinux.h; you should have lines like:
#define HAVE_LIBFTGL 1 /* #undef HAVE_LIBGLTT */ /* #undef HAVE_LIBMPEG */ #define HAVE_LIBMPEG3 1 #define HAVE_LIBQUICKTIME 1 #define HAVE_LIBAVIPLAY 1 /* #undef HAVE_LIBAVFORMAT */ /* #undef HAVE_LIBAVCODEC */
Any idea on how to get these things working?
try setting the correct defines in the configLinux.h (see above)
good luck
mfg.asd.r IOhannes