[PD] Re: [PD][pdp]no pdp_qt after install?

[chun lee]

On 21/12/04 7:06 am, "martin pichlmair" <pi at attacksyour.net> wrote:

> 
>> I just tried uninstall libquicktime0.9.2 from synaptic and it asked me
>> to
>> remove lots of stuff first including Gem. But, like you said, 0.9.2
>> should
>> at least run. Also, 0.9.3 is out, so I presume 0.9.2 should be fairly
>> stable. No?
> 
> i think no one tried 0.9.3 yet. i think most distros still have it in
> the unstable feed - thus e.g. my gentoo system would also like me to
> upgrade glut in case i upgrade libquicktime to unstable. didn't dare to
> do that.

I got 0.9.3 from apt-get;(
> 
> anyway: 0.9.2 is the real unstable version - especially jpeg support
> (crucial for pdp as it is the preferred codec). it inevitably crashes
> after some time.
> 
> but it should still let you build the object.
> 
>> Pdp_qt... Couldn't create.
>> 
>> Any ideas?
> 
> well. looks like it did not include qt support at compile time. maybe
> you have one of the distros where you have to install the headers of
> the installed libraries separately (a la debian - i don't know much
> about synaptic). did the ./configure tell you that it included
> quicktime support? if not: install + check the headers and try to
> compile again.

Do you mean this?

in running ./configure, i got

.
.
.
.
checking for lqt_decode_video in -lquicktime... yes
checking for glXSwapBuffers in -lGL... yes
checking for SDL_Init in -lSDL... yes
target is linux
used configure options:
  --enable-mmx=no
  --enable-quicktime=yes
  --enable-v4l=yes
  --enable-pwc=auto
  --enable-sdl=yes
  --enable-x=yes
  --enable-xv=yes
  --enable-glx=yes
  --enable-gsl=yes
  --enable-png=yes
  --enable-debug=no


Thanks

CHUN