Re: [Openquicktime-users] Compiling and adding codecs

[Capt. S. *-J. <st...@3i...>]

On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 01:28 AM, pv...@un...=20
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a small test program to encode and decode
> Quicktime movies. However I can't find a simple way to compile and add
> the codecs in the CVS-tree and the "stable" codecs are not available ?
>
> Is there a simple example available to encode and decode a movie, with
> only the minimum calls needed ?

OQT comes with two example apps located in ./encoder and ./player

SimplePlayer and SimpleEncoder ;)


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