Hmm...try this. Add this line right before the call to
'av_open_input_file' (somewhere around line 493):
inputFC = NULL;
I just remembered that I had a very similar problem 2 years ago, when
working on the first incarnation of this tool. The libav in myth is a
bit different than what is in ffmpeg, and I keep forgetting about
that.
That got it to compile, but the -c doesn't appear to work
correctly on one of my streams. I'm sending something like:
mpeg2fix -i sync.nuv -o test.mpg -c "1 - 7440"
and it hangs indefinately. If I cut to a different point:
mpeg2fix -i sync.nuv -o test.mpg -c "1 - 7400"
it appears to work (although blockiness).
Seems to be related to which frame I cut on, so maybe an I vs. P
vs. B? I don't have myth on this machine, so I'm assuming that cut is the
frame num - frame num to *remove* from the stream
if it doesn't work, I'll need a gdb backtrace.
You could also try the statically built version here:
http://www.pblue.org/myth/mpeg2fix.gz
It is compiled against ffmpeg (which is what I normally work against,
and which doesn't require this fix). But hopefully the above
initialization will work for you.
Same symptoms.
Another stream it appears to work OK though.
-Cory
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* Cory Papenfuss *
* Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
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