Re: [Vnc2swf-users] About FLV output.

[Olivier H. <oli...@wa...>]

The attached tarball has a setup.py that respect standard python 
distribution style.

Run

python setup.py build
python setup.py install

You can have some help by running

'python setup.py --help' or 'python setup.py --help [command name]'

Forget the old makefile. I leave it here for euske.

Regards,

Olivier.

Oscar Usifer a écrit :
> Greets Olivier,
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> Just a few requests. I would like to test it out, but am not able to get it into an installed state. I tried to run setup.py, but it seems to output usage along the way instead of actually performing an install. I was not able to use your package, as make fails as well. Could you please update so that it is compatible with the current build system? Also, I have a target system that I use for installation, so the setup/make would need an option to install into a target directory instead of into a system. I can take your work and figure out how to get it completely installed, but not everyone has the time or desire to go to that level of energy output. Also, I am beginner level with Python, which makes it less accessible.
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>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Olivier Hervieu" <oli...@wa...>
>> To: vnc...@li..., "Yusuke Shinyama" <yu...@cs...>
>> Subject: [Vnc2swf-users] About FLV output.
>> Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:49:48 +0200
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>> Hi all,
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>> Vnc2swf can produce FLV. But produced files present some drawbacks.
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>> - files has only one keyframe (also report a few weeks ago),
>> - files has no metadata. This means that support of pyvnc2swf FLV 
>> files is not complete for most FLV players (impossible to scroll, 
>> total record time is not available (a good example : test your 
>> pyvnc2swf FlV in FlowPlayer)).
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>> I attach a tarball containing some modifications:
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>> - add a '-k' option to specify the keyframe rate
>> - Add meta data on the produced flv.
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>> Note that I also repackage pyvnc2swf to be more pythonic. Vnc2swf 
>> scripts, edit and play are replaced by scripts vnc2swf-recorder, 
>> vnc2swf-editor and vnc2swf player. The distribution is now built 
>> and installed with setuptools.
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>> The Cli interface was successfully tested on Ubuntu 8.04 and Debian Lenny.
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>> Also note that I did not (and do not want to) install python-tk. I 
>> paid attention to add some options in the GUI. But these changes 
>> are not yet tested,.
>>
>> I leave to Euske or others to test and commit these changes.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Olivier Hervieu.
>> << pyvnc2swf-0.10.0.tar.gz >>
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