Am 5. April 2025 15:51:54 MESZ schrieb chnry <c...@chnry.net>:
>Hello,
>
>On old patch, I used pix_film to load images. I can't make it work anymore on
>a new computer. Images can be loaded with pix_image, but sometime it's simpler
>to be able to load image or movie with the same object.
>
>./configure gives :
>
> film-support
> use AVFoundation : no
> use AVI : no
> use aviplay : yes
> use DirectShow : no
> use FFMPEG : yes
> use gmerlin : yes
> use mpeg : no
> use mpeg-3 : yes
> use QuickTime : yes
>
>In pd log i've got : GEM: film loading plugins: MPEG3 aviplay ffmpeg gmerlin
>quicktime4linux
>
>but surprisingly, pix_film backend list is :
>
>[pix_film]: loader[0] gmerlin
>[pix_film]: loader[1] quicktime4linux
>[pix_film]: loader[2] MPEG3
>[pix_film]: loader[3] aviplay
>[pix_film]: loader[4] ffmpeg
>[pix_film]: loader[5] image
>
>Loading the image fail, even if I try to send "backend image"
>
>loading the image with pix_image is working.
>
>I'm using Gem current Git, on ubuntu mate.
>
>So, what should be made in order to have this image loading in pix_film back?
>
>cheers
>
>Cyrille
>
>
it's supposed to work, but maybe some recent changes broke something...
please (also) report this in the bug tracker.
mfg.sfg.jfd
IOhannes
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