[PD-dev] pdp/pidip + libquicktime + libavcodec on Mac OS X

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

On May 8, 2007, at 6:18 AM, Yves Degoyon wrote:

> Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
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>> Is there anyone who has gotten libavcodec + libquicktime built  
>> into  pdp and/or pidip for Mac OS X?  The current build seems to  
>> include  it, but I can't get pdp_qt to open any movies.   
>> Everything says  "unsupported codec".
>>
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> joder, this mystery ..... and obsfuscation.... it's only this :
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> [root at localhost pdp]# ls /usr/local/lib/libquicktime
> lqt_audiocodec.a lqt_ferguson.a lqt_mjpeg.a lqt_opendivx.a  
> lqt_png.a lqt_rtjpeg.a lqt_svq.a lqt_videocodec.a lqt_vorbis.a  
> lqt_xanim.a
> lqt_audiocodec.la lqt_ferguson.la lqt_mjpeg.la lqt_opendivx.la  
> lqt_png.la lqt_rtjpeg.la lqt_svq.la lqt_videocodec.la lqt_vorbis.la  
> lqt_xanim.la
> lqt_audiocodec.so lqt_ferguson.so lqt_mjpeg.so lqt_opendivx.so  
> lqt_png.so lqt_rtjpeg.so lqt_svq.so lqt_videocodec.so lqt_vorbis.so  
> lqt_xanim.so
>
> you included this in your build?

Hmm, this is a tricky bit, I am not sure how to include these inside  
the Pd.app.  Right now they are in /sw/lib/libquicktime and they seem  
to work there.  But I am getting crashes with pdp_qt and pdp_yqt.   
pdp_yqt worked well with a PNG file, but then pegged the CPU and  
crashed with a theora file.

.hc




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