Alan DuBoff wrote: > On Sat, 29 Sep 2007, Stefan Teleman wrote: > >> libraw1394 libavc1394 libiec61883 libdvdcss libdvdread libdvdnav >> libdvdplay are in CVSDude. :-) > > Ok, I should use that version...the version David Bustos put the glue > layer on was 1.8, but I went and downloaded the latest to get the latest > interfaces which you had said changed. > > I'll use that one...but have you merged David's changes already? > > I'll need to look at that, maybe you've saved us the trouble.;-) > >> LIBRAW1394/ > > I'll get that from redneck, or do the work on redneck if it's not done > already.
It's on redneck too. > BTW, if you hadn't seen the presie slides for SVOSUG last week, Tom > Kirkley spoke on the ATS, I think it can save us some possible time in > tuning, it will select the proper flags and allow the binaries to be > changed through the use of PEC code is compiles in. We have a ways to go > before we need to tune though...but he was showing how they used it with > Oracle to get improvements in performance. i haven't seen these. can i get them somewhere ? this sounds pretty cool to me. very cool, actually. > Ok, this answers my question. Does this mean that we have mpeg4ip > working now? Thanks really go to David Bustos, he wrote the glue layer > that was in handycam. That will get us the 1394 support needed for > camcorders. yes, these are the changes from David Bustos. So, yes, the many thank you's go to him. mpeg4ip is building. but, due to the differences between macro expansion rules between gcc and Studio, it SEGV's. so this is what i am cleaning up right now (they use some macros to log "things" to files or to stdout/stderr, and the macros as written for gcc don't work with Studio). and once i get these cleaned up i might discover some other things. who knows. :-) > I wonder if I can build kino now, might be possible, probably won't > build straight up, but with libraw1394, I think we have what is pretty > much needed. haven't tried it yet -- dvgrab 3.0 still needs to be built. but in theory it *should* be possible now to build Kino. they have a very recent new release. > We really need this stuff. The whole totem progression on OpenSolaris > has been less than stellar, IMO. I want something that works. i don't mean to start a flamewar here, but, quite honestly, i never really understood exactly *what* is Totem supposed to be doing. i haven't been able to play a demo *.wav file with it yet. :-) --Stefan -- Stefan Teleman Sun Microsystems, Inc. Stefan.Teleman at Sun.COM
