KURT PETERS wrote:
> renaming libintl.la did the trick.  It installs now. 
>
> two more questions, though:
> 1.  At one point in the installation, it asks to keep my old X11 file
> or use the one supplied by FINK.  Since I'm using 10.5 I said "keep
> the one I got".  Is that right?
No idea.  It's hard to tell what happened from a short description,
rather than a literal transcript of the output.

> 2.  Is there a list of codecs I can get (like from medibuntu) or will
> the ffmpeg use the OSX ones for wmvs, mp3s, dvds, etc.?
>
> Regards,
> Kurt
>
There is a list of supported formats from "fink describe ffmpeg". Other than 
that, I don't know. 
-- 
Alexander Hansen
Fink User Liaison


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