Its just been pointed out to me that the latest celt 0.5.2 release is
incompatible with the 0.5.1 release. It compiles against it perfectly
well but I believe the changes to the new allocation algorithm make it
incompatible with previous releases. Welcome to the bleeding edge!
It would be interesting to test. Eugen wanted to do some tests before
the release (video codecs and others).
Well I added this to a Redhat bug about it (celt is being used in
virtualisation for audio):
quote
well 0.5.1 was never linked against anything in Fedora but I presume this means
that in the case of ekiga if someone with an ekiga using celt 0.5.1 calls
someone with ekiga using celt 0.5.2 this isn't going to work?
/quote
And the response that came back was:
quote
It's not 24pt high but I've added some additional warning text in bold to the
celt-codec.org page, to the download page, and to the release notes. Obviously
this doesn't fix the pre-existing problem, but hopefully it will reduce it in
the future.
Regarding ekiga, thats correct. Ekiga is also not yet compatible with the
(still being written) CELT RTP payload. (Ekiga did its own thing with CELT
without consulting CELT development, which is fine, but what they did isn't
something we can standardize on so it's not going to be interoperable until it
is updated at some point in the future).
/quote
And there is now a warning on the website for download. It looks like
most versions of celt aren't inter operable.
Peter
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