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hi,<br>
<br>
well, martin's help is really welcome but<br>
there's another thing i'm thinking of,<br>
to be able to use PiDiP, you first need to load PDP<br>
and it also requires the quicktime library.<br>
<br>
so, are you using :: -lib <path>/pdp -lib <path>/pidip ???
<br>
<br>
and, so, does PDP load fine ??<br>
<br>
cheers,<br>
sevy<br>
<br>
martin pi wrote:<br>
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hi,
can it be that you've got quicktime4linux and not
libquicktime installed. under debian i managed to
get a _big_ confusion between those two (if i
remember right, one of them is libquicktime and
the other one libquicktime1 when using apt-get).
i do not know on what platform you are, yet i just
emerged libquicktime under gentoo.
under other dists it might be so that you can
install both and compile against the right one yet
if you load pidip, the wront shared lib gets
loaded (actually they share the same name if i'm
right).
have a look at which lqt you got installed
martin
On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, Brad KLIGERMAN wrote:
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<pre wrap="">- download the ffmpeg version that worked for me*
* as a special service i put this version there:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://attacksyour.net/pi/ffmpeg-cvs-2003-08-22.tar.gz">http://attacksyour.net/pi/ffmpeg-cvs-2003-08-22.tar.gz</a>
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<pre wrap="">I loaded the ffmpeg suggested by Martin and it seemed to work (thanks
Martin). That is, it seemed to compile, but I still have one last
problem LOADING the library :.
My command line loading PD, PDP and PIDIP in the correct order...:
[root@localhost pidip-0.12.10]# pd -lib pdp -lib
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip
And, alas, PDP loads, but not PIDIP.
PDP: pure data packet
PDP: version 0.12.2
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip.pd_linux:
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip.pd_linux: undefined symbol: quicktime_close
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip: can't load library
Look familiar. ANyone willing to take one last stab at getting me out of
the woods?
Thanks again.
/brad.
The complete command line :
[root@localhost pidip-0.12.10]# pd -lib pdp -lib
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidipcouldn't open MIDI input device 1
couldn't open MIDI output device 1
opened 0 MIDI input device(s) and 0 MIDI output device(s).
Testing for Jack
cannot connect to jack server
cannot connect to default JACK server
cannot connect to jack server
cannot connect to default JACK server
Using interleaved mode
ALSA: sample width 2 bytes
ALSA: rate to 48000
fragsize b 64
nfrags a 27
ALSA: hw interface configured
Using interleaved mode
ALSA: sample width 2 bytes
ALSA: rate to 48000
fragsize b 64
nfrags a 27
ALSA: hw interface configured
Using ALSA interface
PDP: pure data packet
PDP: version 0.12.2
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip.pd_linux:
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip.pd_linux: undefined symbol: quicktime_close
/usr/lib/pd/pidip-0.12.10/pidip: can't load library
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