On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Matthew Beale wrote:
> > Hmmm, that's out of the C++ runtime libs though. Possible there's
> > a problem building with C++ 2.95.4 I suppose.
> >
> Yup :). figured as much and started shooting at it with CC='gcc-3.3'
> and CXX='g++-3.3', with a good about of success. the resulting error
I do have, now that I think of it, a disk (those removable IDE
drive kits are great for having multiple systems/distributions around)
with 2.95.4 (Slackware 10 uses it as I recall). Too late now to fire
up the system and give it a try. I have built the cvs version of
mjpegtools on the system a few weeks ago without any problems though.
> says libgcc1 doenst support GCC_3.3, which I would think is more of a
> debian woody gcc install issue.
I agree - there's something awry with the gcc/g++ setup (and I see
from your following posting) that you moved the stdc++ stuff aside
and things started working (not succeeding - just running ;))
> So I'm trying to find another build enviroment (I have a gentoo box, but
> that seems to cough up a lung on autogen.sh, let alone getting any
> further @[EMAIL PROTECTED] ). Could I beg binaries?
I've had great success with the SuSE as far as a build environment.
> libtool --version
> ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 1.5.6 (1.1220.2.95 2004/04/11 05:50:42) Debian:
Ok - that's fine. Just one of those things worth checking on - libtool
can reach out and bite (so can automake ;)).
> > The other question (as an aside) is how was the DTS file created? Is
> > there a free DTS encoder available? Last time I (briefly) looked at
> Not a free one, nor do I think that would be legal, DTS is a pretty
That's what I thought.
> for Blue-Ray/DVD-HD instead of dolby, which DVD requires for spec). CVS
> ffmpeg seems to have some dts work going on, I'm planning on looking
Hmmm, interesting. I'll have to see if I can get ffmpeg's AC3
files working - DVD Studio Pro rejects them (channel rematrixing info
is missing or incorrect), didn't know they were doing anything with
DTS.
Using DTS would be a good excuse to get a dual layer burner though
since you're giving up quite a chunk of bit budget for audio ;)
(Downside with the dual layer media, aside from price, is spotty
compatibility with settop boxes according to the articles I've been
reading).
> Any insight into Debian's issues or static binaries would be a great
> help, thanks for your time already.
Some of the other developers use Debian as I recall - that's why
the problems mentioned earlier in the evening caught me by surprise.
> Bwhahaha, got it by moving /usr/local/lib/libstdc++* elsewhere during
> make install. Now it is just the same error I had before the upgrade,
> oh well. Any thoughts? (This is the DTS padded file. The wav mplex
> yields **ERROR: [mplex] File /home/mixonic/DVD-Ref/encoding/dts.wav.pcm
> unrecogniseable! **ERROR: [mplex] Unrecogniseable file(s)... exiting.)
Perhaps it's necessary to use the '-L' option with mplex to specify
the format of the file?
--lpcm-params | -L samppersec:chan:bits [, samppersec:chan:bits]
I've not used PCM audio recently so I'm a bit hazy on the subject.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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