On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, David Liontooth wrote:

> Way back in May of last year, Chris Wilkinson reported that x86_64
> produced invalid wav files, and Steven M. Schultz replied the problem
> was likely solved already in CVS

        Right - for the mjpegtools programs (lav2wav for example).  I didn't
        mean to imply that external programs or other projects had been
        fixed on the x86_64 architecture ;)  

        There were issues in mjpegtools that were fixed for x86_64 along with 
        a few general endian issues for big endian systems such as PPC.  Those
        were fixed.  Didn't fix streamer because it's not in mjpegtools :)

> I'm still seeing this on an amd64 Debian sid installation with
> libmjpegtools0 (1.8.0-0.1). wav files generated by streamer are rejected
> by mp2enc.

>  # streamer -c /dev/video3 -C /dev/dsp3 -t 0:30 -s 640x480 -r 29.97 \
>    -o 1-video-4mpeg.yuv -f 4mpeg -O 1-audio.wav -F stereo -R 32000

>  # mp2enc -o 1-audio.mp2 < 1-audio.wav
> **ERROR: [mp2enc] Input not a WAV file - has no "WAVE" tag

        mjpegtools' mp2enc is rejecting the file - but mjpegtools didn't
        produce the file that I can see. 

> Anyway, it looks like it's a header problem. Here's the full bad header:

        "squeeking" often means, at least the times I've heard it, that
        the bytes of the audio data are swapped or otherwise out of order.

        Where does 'streamer' come from?  It's not part of mjpegtools.  Does
        "streamer" have a mailinglist or is this also the place for streamer
        issues?

> Pretty please, could we have the right wave headers on amd64? Does
> someone need a test machine?

        mjpegtools works, lav2wav and others give valid headers and data the
        last I checked.  If there are problems with lavrec, lav2wav, etc
        they'll be fixed as soon as possible.

        Who's in charge of 'streamer'?  There's nothing in the mjpegtools
        source tree that is called "streamer" ...

        Cheers,
        Steven Schultz



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