Angus Lees schreef: > On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 1:53 AM, Dennis Schridde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I get an assert when running this on devastation.rpl via Wine: >> >> 022] [1023] [1024] ces/devastation.rpl: avifile.c:1460: AVIFILE_AddRecord: >> Assertion `This->nIdxRecords < This->cbIdxRecords/sizeof(AVIINDEXENTRY)' >> failed. >> >> Works "fine" in a VBox though. >> >> It creates a huge avi file, which neither xine nor ffplay can play. (Only >> mplayer, after complaining a lot.) >> Additionaly the colours are wrong. red and blue seem to be swapped. >> On top of that, mplayer claims to have found an audio stream, but does not >> playback anything. > > I have a long-standing bug report open against wine over their 1024 frame > limit :(
Is that a limit of 1024 frames per decoded stream or per what exactly? > The code you have should have some #ifdef __WINE__ code that hacks around > that limit - are you compiling with winegcc or gcc directly? I just > compiled rpl2avi again from source and managed to convert a 5650 frame rpl > with no problems. How did you compile this yourself (gcc vs winegcc)? Any specific command line options you used? > To avoid confusion, I've replaced the rpl2avi copies on > gna with my latest full .tar.gz. Unpack, install wine-dev, make sure the > rpl/dec130 dlls are in the source directory, type 'make'. I think we should import this tool into our Subversion repository to be able to decently track development (I'm thinking of something like "trunk/tools/rpl2avi/"). Because obviously a tarball is far from a long term solution as source code management (it's poor even for short term IMO). -- Giel
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