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  • encoding and then viewing with vlc

    Hello, I've recently been trying to convert and then encode some 1920x1080 bgra 32 30fps videos in the avi container for a school project. It seemed simple enough at first, but let me explain. After using ffmpeg to conver these files to yuv444p, ffmpeg -i input.avi -vcodec rawvideo -pix_fmt yuv444p -q 0 output.avi I then encode: dirac_encoder -height 1080 -width 1920 -fr 30...

    2012-03-21 12:39:13 PDT by captaindaddy

  • Followup: RE: Make fails for Dirac 1.0.2! Need help!

    A typo in the previous reply. Meant Schroedinger is a faster and a more complete implementation of the Dirac spec.

    2012-02-20 14:59:37 PST by asuraparaju

  • Followup: RE: Make fails for Dirac 1.0.2! Need help!

    Hi, The easiest thing to do would be to edit parseunit_byteio.cpp and delete the lines causing the error. This shouldn't affect the functionality as the variables are not being used. The Dirac research implementation is no longer being actively maintained. It has been replaced with Schroedinger (http://diracvideo.org/) and is a faster and more representative implementation of the Dirac...

    2012-02-20 14:58:21 PST by asuraparaju

  • Make fails for Dirac 1.0.2! Need help!

    I'm trying to install Dirac 1.0.2 and when I run the "make" command I get this error: parseunit_byteio.cpp: In member function ‘bool dirac::ParseUnitByteIO::IsValid()’: parseunit_byteio.cpp:127:23: error: variable ‘next_parse_code’ set but not used [-Werror=unused-but-set-variable] parseunit_byteio.cpp:131:13: error: variable ‘next_unit_next_parse_offset’ set but not...

    2012-02-12 18:24:50 PST by m-83

  • invalid invocation of `cp` when build docs on Mac OS X

    The BSD cp command (or at least, the one included with Mac OS X) does not support the '-d' option; the documentation Makefile tries to do this anyway and so the build fails. Using just `cp -R` rather than `cd -dR` works fine.

    2012-01-23 20:32:35 PST by jfnagel

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