On Apr 2, 2014, at 13:21 37, Jim Stewart <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was going to try it out on one of our backup/test machines for you but I
> couldn't get it to compile. "configure" stops and claims it can't find
> QT4/QT4Core libraries which I *think* I have installed. I'm on Debian (so
> this question is not directed to Fred), but does anyone know what Debian
> package I might have missing?
In addition to the dev packages, you may also need tweak the build environment
a bit. On a recent Ubuntu (12.04 LTS IIRC), this did the business:
export CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/include/qt4
> The other question, more to Fred: Any possibility that an Ogg Vorbis Codec
> might be coming for this encoder (no hurry)?
Yes! Currently, the following codecs are on the roadmap (in addition to MP3):
AAC
HE-AAC
OggVorbis
Opus
> For some reason I might be the only one NOT having trouble with Darkice,
Not quite! I have been running my own build (v0.18.1) at a couple of sites and
have found it to be rock solid so long as you don’t use JACK input sources.
Using OSS sources, I routinely get uptimes ranging in the months.
Thus, solid JACK support is one of the primary goals of GlassCoder; the other
being the ability to define the complete configuration on the command-line.
This means no more futzing around with configuration files; the entire encoder
configuration can be stored in the Rivendell database.
Cheers!
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