[GEM-dev] Gem pix_video and IEEE1394 on Windows XP

[chris clepper]

DV cams most definitely work under XP.  I use not only cameras but DV
convertor boxes fairly often.

Your list error points to GEM not being built and/or installed correctly.
To the best of my knowledge no release from October 5 2005 was ever made by
one of us.  Get the old binary from http://gem.iem.at/download.html

On 5/28/06, thewade <pdman at aproximation.org> wrote:
>
> I just installed PD on my old windows laptop and I can't get the
> firewire camcorder to work with Gem on that machine either (though I
> may not have that machine set up correctly).
>
> Here is what the console says:
>
> load_object: Symbol "qtmlClient_setup" not found
> qtmlClient: can't load library
> load_object: Symbol "jpeg62_setup" not found
> jpeg62: can't load library
> load_object: Symbol "zlib1_setup" not found
> zlib1: can't load library
> load_object: Symbol "libtiff3_setup" not found
> libtiff3: can't load library
> GEM: Graphics Environment for Multimedia
> GEM: ver: 0.90
> GEM: compiled: Oct  5 2005
> GEM: maintained by IOhannes m zmoelnig
> GEM: Authors :  Mark Danks (original version on irix/windows)
> GEM:            Chris Clepper (macOS-X)
> GEM:            Daniel Heckenberg (windows)
> GEM:            James Tittle (macOS-X)
> GEM:            IOhannes m zmoelnig (linux/windows)
>
> I can't seem to find the correct order to load the libraries in to get
> no error messages, but gem loads...
> Here is my order:
> qtmlClient
> jpeg62
> zlib1
> libtiff3
> Gem
>
> When I try to start rendering (send a [1 < to [gemwin]) and there is a
> pix_video in a gem object chain PD crashes - so I can't seem to get gem
> to read my digital camera from linux or windows!
>
> Most unfortunate.
>
> Thanks yet again for the help,
> -thewade
>
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