Am Thu, 29 Mar 2007 04:56:48 JST schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Church):
> I don't have a 64-bit system to test on, but it looks like the only > thing that uses libpng directly (at least from a quick check) is > libquicktime, so if you don't need libquicktime, try configuring and > recompiling with --disable-libquicktime and see if that helps. If > that doesn't help, then it's possible some other library depends on > libquicktime and it doesn't use the correct directory; there isn't > really a way to check that other than by disabling transcode options > one by one and finding which one makes the problem go away. > You can safely remove the -lpng from configure.in. That seems to be leftover from the quicktime4linux days. Actually, the whole LIBQUICKTIME_EXTRA_LIBS can probably go too, cause libquicktime.pc provides all the necessary libs. stefan
