Re: [xine-user] app not finding xine.h

[Michael R. <mr...@us...>]

Hi Melissa,

> I am obviously new to linux and have serious gaps in the dos and
> don'ts/knowhows of installing issues -- checking the list, however, I see
> at least one person who is extremely patient -- hope that this not a pain
> for anyone (else) to see such questions..

These questions are what this list is meant for, so no reason to appologize.

> I tried to install xine on my machine (rh7.3, soundblaster (audio) card)
> -- I needed the beta12 version so I can run some applications that
> require/are compatible with that version
>
> So, I removed all xine files (rpm -e xine) that came with rh7.3...
>
> Then, as root, I did as follows:
>     * $ cd xine
>     * Download the tar.gz files in the xine directory
>     * Untar the compressed file with: tar zxvf xine-lib.version.tar.gz
> [I then had the directories: /usr/local/xine/xine-lib-1-beta12 and
> /usr/local/xine/xine-ui-0.9.21]
>     * $ cd xine-lib.version (/usr/local/xine/xine-lib-1-beta12)
>     * $ ./configure
>     * $ make
>     * $ make check
>     * $ make install
>     * Per ui:
>     * $ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
>     * $ cd /xine
>     * $ tar zxvf xine-ui.version.tar.gz
>     * $ cd xine-ui.version (/usr/local/xine/xine-ui-0.9.21)
>     * $ ./configure
>     * $ make
>     * $ make check
>     * $ make install
>
> No complaints: all seemed ok.

That's good news. :)
xine-lib and xine-ui should now be installed into /usr/local

> I have a gnome desktop and I had turned off esd.  I am not sure what audio
> I am running -- sound is ok when I run a .mov.  However, I get ~13 threads
> errors and more importantly, when i run an application dependent on xine,
> I get the ERROR that xine_new cannot be found.

So did you actually got xine-ui to run or not? What exactly are the error 
messages you see? Please post them here.

Michael

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