From: Steven M. S. <sms@2BSD.COM> - 2003-07-28 23:41:26
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Hi! > From: Gernot Ziegler <gz...@ly...> > > I don't know very much about this since I don't have a DVCam on my own, > but I think there were some changes in libDV - if you need DV-support, you It's the same old problem that's come up a number of times before. That is one reason why a mjpegtools release (and moving quicktime4linux to where folks can not easily find it ;)) needs to be done. libdv and the patched "quicktime4linux" are incompatible. People should "rm -r quicktime4linux" and install libquicktime (libquicktme.sf.net if I recall correctly). > need the CVS version (I think), if you don't, you'll have to use some > configure-switch to turn it off ... > (someone please verify this advice ;) ) ... > - Quicktime source in : /tmp/quicktime4linux-1.4-patch ARGH! rm -r /tmp/quicktime4linux-1.4-patch Then get the libquicktime from their Sourceforge download area (or check out the cvs version). > lav_io.c: In function `check_DV2_input': > lav_io.c:1385: too many arguments to function `dv_decoder_new' > lav_io.c:1415: warning: implicit declaration of function `dv_decoder_free' Yes, that's the problem - libdv and quicktime4linux incompatibility. > I guess it is a change in the API of libDV, but I'm not sure: is it libDV or > mjpeg that changed ? Use the CVS versions of mjpegtools and libquicktime if the quicktime capability is required. Much cleaner and it will work with libdv. Cheers, Steven Schultz |