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fixed it - rather obscure way to do a basename(), but as we don't have this on windows I had to do it like this. still, I am sure there are way better methods to do this.
2009-10-16 15:32:51 UTC by tbart4642272
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wait wait, this has a bug when using paths other than the $PWD... will fix it.
2009-10-16 14:40:59 UTC by tbart4642272
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forgot to mention: applies to 1.0.0; sorry for the inconvenience, I have to look at 1.0.1 later.
2009-10-16 14:09:59 UTC by tbart4642272
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The attached patch fixes a problem I have: mxfsplit creates output files carrying the same name. If I dump the essence of four audio tracks of a Panasonic P2 camera, I always have to rename files inbetween. This is tedious (and performs really bad when on ntfs-3g and big files renaming = cp then rm).
Just a suggestion though, and quite hackish as I am a C noob.
There is also a patch included...
2009-10-16 14:08:46 UTC by tbart4642272
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Whoops! vs9 is preferred compiler.
2009-09-30 08:54:38 UTC by piedpiper
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hi, you probably meant to address this question to the AAF SDK project, not the mxflib project....no matter, I'll answer anyway:
w64 is on the AAF SDK wibni list for after 1.1.4. i.e., as soon as we get 1.1.4 through RC to release, will open a new build for w64. what compiler do you prefer?.
2009-09-29 18:34:09 UTC by terabrit
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I am trying to build a the AAF library to create a 64-bit comapi.dll, and am obviously running into the problem of not having access to a 64bit ssrw_c.lib. Are there any plans to provide this file so that users might start using AAF on 64-bit windows platforms? - even a beta version would suffice for the moment.
Cheers,
piedpiper.
2009-09-29 16:52:18 UTC by piedpiper
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matt-beard committed patchset 885 of module mxflib to the MXFLib - A C++ Library for MXF file I/O CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-09-17 07:59:41 UTC by matt-beard
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matt-beard committed patchset 884 of module mxflib to the MXFLib - A C++ Library for MXF file I/O CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-08-17 16:29:56 UTC by matt-beard
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You need to have the dictionary file "dict.xml" available.
The easiest way to do this is to have it in the directory where you run mxf2dot.
2009-03-27 08:49:07 UTC by matt-beard
