Hi Carlos,
I'm a bit confused by your subject line and email contents. I've just tested:
osgmovie -e ffmpeg mymovie.mov
And it worked fine, and -e <extension> alias does basically what you
quoted line of code does. If you are having problems then perhaps
your ffmpeg plugin hasn't built correctly.
Before we go for 2.10.0 it's my intention that we should deprecate the
xine plugin in favour of the ffmpeg plugin, or if possible deprecate
the quicktime plugin as well, although this would likely happen later
than deprecation of xine plugin as the xine plugin isn't that feature
rich. The main missing bit of jigsaw in the ffmpeg plugin is out of
the box audio support.
Robert.
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Carlos Sanches <ces...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi !
> I was using versrio 2.9,1 and was all ok .
> Now I intalled the 2.9.4 and looklike that my program dont understand the
> command to use ffmpeg:
>
> std::string libName =
> osgDB::Registry::instance()->createLibraryNameForExtension("ffmpeg");
> osgDB::Registry::instance()->loadLibrary(libName);
>
> because is crashing with the old problem with xine .
> The call to ffmpeg changed to this version ?
>
>
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