> > Hi All
> > I am working my way through compilation under cygwin. Clearly elf shared
> > libraries aren't available under windows. It would seem from
> > mpeg2enc/fdct_mmx.s that the > change to position independent code was made
> > only 18 months ago. Are any older
>
> Only?? That
Hello,
I have two "source" movies (Mpegs) which i created both with the
mjpegtools. Both movies are in DVD-Format (PAL 720x576). Now i would
need to make one movie out of both movies.
I have already thought of cat movie1.mpg movie2.mpg moviefinal.mpg
But there i have a problem with dvdauthor.
Is
On Sun, 1 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I had downloaded the CVS but hadn't noticed tha absence of .s files.
> I was not sure if it was a good option to start with.
It is a far better (much newer) starting place. The changes that were
made to get rid of the .s files were
Ray Cole wrote:
How about passing both .mpg files to dvdauthor so they'll each be a
single chapter?
-- Ray
I would prefer having 1 title 2 chapers or just 1 title 1 chapter at
all. The second option would be best.
BF.
Bernhard Frühmesser wrote:
Hello,
I have two "source" movies (Mpegs) which i
Bernhard Frühmesser wrote:
> Ray Cole wrote:
>
>> How about passing both .mpg files to dvdauthor so they'll each be a
>> single chapter?
>>
>> -- Ray
>
>
> I would prefer having 1 title 2 chapers or just 1 title 1 chapter at
> all. The second option would be best.
You could try using "Project X
On Sun, 1 May 2005, [ISO-8859-1] Bernhard Frühmesser wrote:
I would prefer having 1 title 2 chapers or just 1 title 1 chapter at all. The
second option would be best.
In that case, just tell dvdauthor something like:
and it'll paste them together into a single chapter.
--
Roger Ivie
[EMAIL
> The correct thing, I believe, is not to just add casts (although that
> might be correct in many cases) but to change the the 'long' to
> 'uint32_t' (or int32_t). On 64bit platforms 'long' is 8 bytes (64bits).
> If a 32bit quantity is what is needed it is probably not a
On Mon, 2 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I must admit I am curious to know while cygwin g++ reports errors where the
> linux
> compile presumably is only reporting warnings. I cannot see any switch in the
> make files
Hmmm, C++ is weird and not something I'm familiar with.
> Af
