On Thu, 6 Oct 2005, E.Chalaron wrote:

> does yuv2lav support qt export as said in the man ? I can only get a or A as 
> export option.. 

        Yes, it does:

sms% yuv2lav -h
yuv2lav: illegal option -- h
Usage:  yuv2lav [params] -o <filename>
where possible params are:
   -v num      Verbosity [0..2] (default 1)
   -f [aAq ]   output format (AVI/Quicktime) [a]
   -I num      force output interlacing 0:no 1:top 2:bottom field first
   -q num      JPEG encoding quality [80%]
   -b num      size of MJPEG buffer [256 kB]
   -m num      maimum size per file [0 MB]
   -o file     output mjpeg file (REQUIRED!)
Deleting quicktime codecs

> Now did I miss the qt libs when compiling ? I don't think so,

        Yes, you did :)

> but is there a log I can check this out?

        Yes, there is.

        When you ran ./configure for mjpegtools you get two notices about 
        libquicktime.  The first is in the "checking ..." section:

checking for libquicktime >= 0.9.7... yes
checking LIBQUICKTIME_CFLAGS... -I/usr/local/include/lqt  
checking LIBQUICKTIME_LIBS... -L/usr/local/lib -lquicktime -lm -lz -ldl  

        (in your case that would probably be 0.9.4 - the cvs version has
        moved up to 0.9.7 because of functions/features that were needed)

        Then later, at the very end of ./configure, there's a summary:

configure:  MJPEG tools 1.9.0 build configuration :
configure: 
configure:   - PowerPC Optimizations:
configure:     - AltiVec enabled             : true
configure:   - arch/cpu compiler flags       : -mtune=7450 -mtune=7450
configure:   - video4linux recording/playback: false
configure:   - software MJPEG playback       : true
configure:   - MPEG Z/Alpha                  : false
configure:   - Quicktime playback/recording  : true
configure:   - PNG input support             : true
configure:   - AVI MJPEG playback/recording  : true (always)
configure:   - libDV (digital video) support : true 
configure:   - Gtk+ support for glav         : true

        (that'd probably be 1.8.0 for the release version unless you're 
        using CVS).

        So I think the thing to do is run ./configure and look carefully
        for those lines relating to libquicktime.

        Cheers,
        Steven Schultz



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