> From: Jonathan Bartlett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I just re-installed my box, and reloaded mjpegtools, and now mpeg2enc is
With the CVS version of mjpegtools? That's really the way to
go.
> * Added Quicktime support w/ your patched quicktime from sourceforge
Hmmm, there are issues with that version as I recall. You're
much better off using libquicktime and the CVS version of
mjpegtools.
> * I also know that I didn't get the assembly version of mjpegtools
> because I don't have nasm.
That's easy to fix ;) Nasm builds/installs easily and the
performance improvement using the assembly version is well worth
the couple minutes it takes to install nasm.
> Any ideas? I'm encoding with -f 1, with output from yuvscaler -O VCD -n
> n. Yuvscaler goes to tmp.yuv, and then I just do
>
> mpeg2enc -f 1 -o output.m1v < tmp.yuv
Lot less disc space needed of course to simply pipe the output
into mpeg2enc ;)
... | yuvscaler ... | mpeg2enc -f 1 -o output.m1v
> Let me know if you have any ideas.
Without a gdb trace showing where the segment fault is happening
there's not a lot of info for coming up with ideas.
If you do need quicktime support I suggest using libquicktime
(another fine sourceforge project ;)) and the CVS version of
mjpegtools (which uses libquicktime instead of the patched/hacked
version of quicktime4linux)
Good Luck!
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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