hi,
i was able to build gem but on load it gives me:
/home/erich/software/pd34p2/gem-0.87_2/Gem.pd_linux: /usr/lib/libquicktime.so: undefined symbol: raw1394_errcode_to_errno software/pd34p2/gem-0.87_2/Gem: can't load library
libquicktime.so is the one from heroine libdv.h is also in place (even if configure is not able to find it)
any idea what i can do ?
cheers
erich
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Ulrich Kehrer wrote:
ftp://iem.kug.ac.at/pd/Externals/GEM/LINUX/gem-linux-0.87_test2.tgz
configure works now though it still doesn't find libdv.h i can create pix_dv but gem gives an error message when i try to start rendering: define DV(IEEE1394) for your OS.
pix_movie and pix_film both work (though slow and with reduced colors) but i was not able to load any other format than mpeg's made with "motion". mov's did not load due to unsupported codecs, but maybe thats because these clips were made on another OS with RLE and SVQ1 codec (are these video codecs available for linux, preferably as a debian package?). i also tried it with an avi captured in linux with "kino" - no success.
pix_model works great on linux now. the smoothness feature is really usefull!
pix_sig2pix~ was very funny to play with but i don't know if i used it the right way. i just put it in the render-tree just before pix_texture. is there something similar to the quality message in pix_texture? pix_pix2sig~ always put out a high whistle on the RGB outs even though i heavily maniplulated the mpeg with colorGRB.
i encountered some crashes when working with gem; several segfaults and few "socket receive error: connection reset by peer(104)" but maybe thats a bug on the user-side...
anyway, it's great
regards, ulrich
...the teapot works too ;)