Stan Brown wrote: > I am going to try to build this this weekend. I'm building on a Debian > potato + Progeny updates + 2.4 kernel machine, if that maters. > > I'v downloaded the divx4linux shared libraries (as binaries of course) and > run there install script, so that should be OK. > > I've downloaded built and installed avfile 0.53.5, which I've already > compiled some other programs against. > > Next seems to be the Quicktime4Linux seems to be the next item on your list > of dependencies, and there I'm confused. If I follow the link from your > page, I wind up on herionwarrior.com/quicktime. This page does not appear > to ahve a download link. It saya thatt this project has been suplanted by > OpenQuicktime, but it's also got a link to a sourceforge page. Poking > around there I found quicktime4linux-1.4.tar.gz. When I unpack this there > is not "tools" subdirectory as mention on your page. I can configure (boy > it doesn't do much) and make this, but I'm not certain ths is the package > you are refering to. I did use your install.sh to install, what i hope > is the correct stuff here.
NVrec-xxxxxxxx/tools/install.sh > I've already got mp1e compiled and working, so I am assuming that I have > the librte library. No - these are separate packages. > I downloaded ffmpeg 0.4.5, did a configure, and a make, and created the > symlink. [justin@thrain justin/NVrec-20011120/]$ ln -s ~justin/ffmpeg-0.4.5 ffmpeg ? This _should_ work without any problems (note - the symlink does not contain the version number - perhaps this is the problem. > At this point in time configure tole me I was missing: > > librte, ffmpeg, sdl, and mad. > > The later 2 make sense, since I had not gotten them, since I don _think_ I > need streaming support, since all I want to do is record locally, right. That is correct. > So, I then went make to the zapping page, looked around, but could not find > a librte. I did find rte 0.4, so I downlaoded this, did configure ; make ; > make insatll, all of which went fin. The I went pack and reran configure in > the nvrec tree rerans it, and it told me I still did not have librte. So I > removed config.cahce, and reran configre. This cleared up the complaint > about missing librte. So I went back and looked at the ffmpeg, retried the > make, and found out it wwas dying because I did not have nasm installed. So > I used dselect to grab that. > > Wnet back to the nverc tree, and tried rm'ing config.cahce again. This time > the only complaints I got were about the streaming suport libs. > > At this point, I decide, what the heck, and decided to also build in > streaming support. Downloaded SDL , did a configure ; make ; make install. > All went well. > > Downloaded mad 0.14b, did a configure ; make ; make install. All went well > > Went back to the nverec tree, rm' config.caceh, configure, ah good no > complaints this time. OK time for the biggie make! BUMMER! a build error! > > > I'm going to include the entire output of thta make, in the hope that it > will tell you what I am doing wrong. > > > Script started on Sat Dec 1 10:35:07 2001 > [9;0]yogi:/usr/local/src/pd/nvrec/NVrec-20011122# make > ... > /usr/local/include/rte.h:209: parse error before `off64_t' > /usr/local/include/rte.h:211: `off64_t' declared as function returning a function > /usr/local/include/rte.h:326: parse error before `rteSeekCallback' > make[1]: *** [rtefile_core.o] Error 1 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/pd/nvrec/NVrec-20011122' > make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 > yogi:/usr/local/src/pd/nvrec/NVrec-20011122# > Script done on Sat Dec 1 10:36:16 2001 > > Looks to me like there is a problem with librte's includes? at least as > expected by your code? OK - it looks like there is a new librte release. NVrec currently only works with librte-0.3.1 - I will upgrade to the new librte release in the course of the week. -justin _______________________________________________ Video4linux-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
