Hi:
Quick question for those who know(TM): so if we build the
AVCVideoServices.framework (outside of MacPorts), is it appropriate
to store it to store it in /Library/Frameworks/ ? From the look of
it, third party software uses this folder for frameworks but I can't
quickly see a definitive answer on the Apple Developer site.
Thanks,
Craig
At 8:38 AM -0400 9/23/12, Craig Treleaven wrote:
At 8:02 PM -0700 9/22/12, Joann Bessler wrote:
On the mythtv-users list Craig mentioned that it may be possible to
enable firewire support on the backend with the macports build. I
would be interested in that support, and could contribute some
limited time (with my limited skill set) to help with this. Let me
know how to proceed.
Hi Joann:
It _may_ be possible. I think it may be a hack job, though, as
there seem to be very few firewire users in general anymore and very
few on OS X.
http://smolt.mythtv.org/static/stats/stats.html
(Just about the bottom of the page.)
The recommended strategy is to add another variant to the port that
looks for the required framework and turns on the firewire option
when found:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.os.apple.macports.devel/19616/match=firewire+sdk
Like the recipe for elephant soup, first we need the firewire
framework. Are you running the G5 still? I think JYA had to
develop some patches to keep it working on Intel. I believe there
is something on his web site.
Why don't we take this off-list see if we can figure out something
to make this work? Unfortunately, I'm going to be tied up most of
the day so I won't be able to do much at the moment.
Craig
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