#17 I have GD but it didn't detect it

[Anonymous]

I don't know if this is a bug or not. It may just be a
configuration issue with my GD. To get those
GD-ffmpeg_frame functions to work, I had to remove all
the checks for GD in the code. It works fine now.

[Todd Kirby]

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Which version of gd? php 4.x or 5.x? which platform?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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It was GD 2.0 and php 4.0. Ubuntu Linux 5.04.

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GD 2.0, PHP 4.0, Ubuntu Linux 5.04

[Todd Kirby]

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I'll reinstall php 4 and try to reproduce. So you're not
using the gd that's bundled with php then right?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I had to install GD 2.0 seperately

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I have this same issue. I'm using Zend Core for Oracle which
is PHP 5, with bundled GD (version 2.0.28). I have tried
extensively using almost every combination of ffmpeg and
ffmpeg-php versions to get ffmpeg-php to work. It seems to
always crap out somewhere. This is the farthest Ive gotten
so far. Everything works - except GD support now. Basically
the only thing that I need from his tool.

[Todd Kirby]

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I'm going to add an option to configure to disable the check
for GD since there's no way to make it work in every case.