Hi!
Mike wrote:
> I noticed that version 134 was available, so I attempted to run some
> tests. Firstly, I'm not even sure if I'm compiling it properly. I
> wanted to make a binary using the ffmpeg that comes with DVBCUT and a
> binary using the SVN 15630 ffmpeg that I have installed on my
> machine.
>
> I compiled one binary by running "make" in the source directory, and
> compiled another binary by running "make FFMPEG=/usr/local" in the
> source directory.
Next time, please use
./configure --with-ffmpeg=/usr/local
make
If you omit "--with-ffmpeg", make will use the internal ffmpeg.
> The first way produced a 2.7 MB binary (I call this the internal
> ffmpeg DVBCUT), the other method produced a 528 kB binary (I call
> this the SVN ffmpeg DVBCUT). Does it sound like I performed the
> compiling properly?
Yes.
> Anyway, I used each binary to run some tests on an MPEG2-TS video.
> The "internal ffmpeg DVBCUT" edited the file then I exported it as
> "MPEG program stream/DVD (libavformat)". When played back on a DVD
> player it resulted with the same problems I detailed in the other
> post (skipping, audio problems, etc).
>
> Then I did edits using the "SVN ffmpeg DVBcut" and tried to export as
> "MPEG program stream/DVD (libavformat)", this results in a
> Segmentation Fault of DVBCUT.
You have more than one version of ffmpeg installed, don't you?
> So I tried exporting as "MPEG program
> stream/DVD (DVBCUT multiplexer)", it worked good and like I explained
> in the other post, the resulting file will play properly on the DVD
> player.
>
> When I export using the DVBCUT multiplexer does that mean that I'm
> not even using my SVN ffmpeg libraries?
Not quite. You're still using the MPEG video codec from ffmpeg.
> As you can see, I'm not 100% certain of what I'm doing, basically
> I've proven nothing here as far as I can see. I still cannot get the
> libavformat export to produce a working DVD file.
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
X-Tired: Each morning I get up I die a little
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