'lo all, I'm having problems. Trying to install pdp+pidip on my linux (fedora core 2) laptop. I installed libquicktime from an rpm package from freshrpms. All went as it should. But when I try to ./configure pdp, it says it can't find lqt_decode_video. I've looked all over and this doesn't exist anywhere on my computer. libquicktime is in /usr/lib and contains a few lqt_whatever but no lqt_decode_video. Anyone know what this all means and how to remedy the situation?
Pall
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Once again, I've answered my own question. Anyone who runs into this problem... install the libquicktime developers package, not plain libquicktime.
best, Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 10:59, Pall Thayer wrote:
'lo all, I'm having problems. Trying to install pdp+pidip on my linux (fedora core 2) laptop. I installed libquicktime from an rpm package from freshrpms. All went as it should. But when I try to ./configure pdp, it says it can't find lqt_decode_video. I've looked all over and this doesn't exist anywhere on my computer. libquicktime is in /usr/lib and contains a few lqt_whatever but no lqt_decode_video. Anyone know what this all means and how to remedy the situation?
Pall
oh yes, maybe but with recent libquicktime, you'll run into problems at run-time; i still recommend libquicktime 0.9.1, for it has been tested.
it's not perfect but ok.
i'm sticking now to add theora support in pidip.
suerte, sevy
Pall Thayer wrote:
Once again, I've answered my own question. Anyone who runs into this problem... install the libquicktime developers package, not plain libquicktime.
best, Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 10:59, Pall Thayer wrote:
'lo all, I'm having problems. Trying to install pdp+pidip on my linux (fedora core 2) laptop. I installed libquicktime from an rpm package from freshrpms. All went as it should. But when I try to ./configure pdp, it says it can't find lqt_decode_video. I've looked all over and this doesn't exist anywhere on my computer. libquicktime is in /usr/lib and contains a few lqt_whatever but no lqt_decode_video. Anyone know what this all means and how to remedy the situation?
Pall
Well, I'm still having trouble compiling pdp. I don't have the GSL stuff so I tried ./configure --enable-gsl=no and the configuration goes fine, but when I make, it still tries to make the matrix stuff and fails. I'm still working on it but any advice would be welcome.
Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 12:47, Yves Degoyon wrote:
oh yes, maybe but with recent libquicktime, you'll run into problems at run-time; i still recommend libquicktime 0.9.1, for it has been tested.
it's not perfect but ok.
i'm sticking now to add theora support in pidip.
suerte, sevy
Pall Thayer wrote:
Once again, I've answered my own question. Anyone who runs into this problem... install the libquicktime developers package, not plain libquicktime.
best, Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 10:59, Pall Thayer wrote:
'lo all, I'm having problems. Trying to install pdp+pidip on my linux (fedora core 2) laptop. I installed libquicktime from an rpm package from freshrpms. All went as it should. But when I try to ./configure pdp, it says it can't find lqt_decode_video. I've looked all over and this doesn't exist anywhere on my computer. libquicktime is in /usr/lib and contains a few lqt_whatever but no lqt_decode_video. Anyone know what this all means and how to remedy the situation?
Pall
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hi paul,
that's a bug (./configure --enable-gsl=no doesn't work). you need gsl-dev. (which is the GNU Scientific Library)
about libquicktime. it does seem to have quite some bugs indeed, especially when you try to stress it (open/close a lot of files).
next to yves' theora in pidip there will be a raw uncompressed video format soon in pdp/pf. i made it compatible with block devices so you can use raw partitions for maximum efficiency.
tom
Hi Tom, Ok, I was just going to skip that for the sake of getting pdp up and running but I guess I'll have to go ahead and install it. Thanks.
Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 13:51, Tom Schouten wrote:
hi paul,
that's a bug (./configure --enable-gsl=no doesn't work). you need gsl-dev. (which is the GNU Scientific Library)
about libquicktime. it does seem to have quite some bugs indeed, especially when you try to stress it (open/close a lot of files).
next to yves' theora in pidip there will be a raw uncompressed video format soon in pdp/pf. i made it compatible with block devices so you can use raw partitions for maximum efficiency.
tom
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That did the trick, all is good now. I'm a happy camper. Now all I need is a firewire port and DVcam.
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 18:23, Pall Thayer wrote:
Hi Tom, Ok, I was just going to skip that for the sake of getting pdp up and running but I guess I'll have to go ahead and install it. Thanks.
Pall
On mið, 2004-08-04 at 13:51, Tom Schouten wrote:
hi paul,
that's a bug (./configure --enable-gsl=no doesn't work). you need gsl-dev. (which is the GNU Scientific Library)
about libquicktime. it does seem to have quite some bugs indeed, especially when you try to stress it (open/close a lot of files).
next to yves' theora in pidip there will be a raw uncompressed video format soon in pdp/pf. i made it compatible with block devices so you can use raw partitions for maximum efficiency.
tom
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