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Indeed, that fixed it. Thanks a lot.

When trying to build AAF-src-1.2.0-DR1 on Ubuntu 20.04, it ends with the error below. $ cmake --build . [... parts without errors ...] Scanning dependencies of target Impl [ 11%] Building CXX object ref-impl/src/impl/CMakeFiles/Impl.dir/__/__/aaflib/aaflibwin32.cpp.o [ 11%] Building CXX object ref-impl/src/impl/CMakeFiles/Impl.dir/aafErr.cpp.o /home/mi/src/AAF-src-1.2.0-DR1/ref-impl/src/impl/aafErr.cpp: In function ‘const char* aafGetErrorString(aafErr_t)’: /home/mi/src/AAF-src-1.2.0-DR1/ref-impl/src/impl/aafErr.cpp:181:57:...

Thank you Philip. That put me on the right track, and I got it working. In case others find it useful, this is what I ended up doing: cd ~/src/AAF-src-1.2.0-DR1/out/target/gcc48-x86_64/Release/ mkdir -p /usr/local/lib/aafext cp -p RefImpl/aafext/*.so /usr/local/lib/aafext/ cp -p RefImpl/*.so /usr/local/lib/ ldconfig mkdir -p /opt/aaf cp -p Utilities/*/* /opt/aaf/ Thanks a lot.

Yes, that would be great. But it's not easy to decide how to structure the database, since a media file can have many different tracks. Nor is it easy to select the fields to use for each stream type, among the more than 1600 fields listed by --Info-Parameters.

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