> Once that's done, "aac" needs to be among your USE flags. For FAAD2 2.0,
> you also need to unpack the tarball and copy
> faad2/common/mp4ff/mp4ff_int_types.h to /usr/include (the
> FAAD2 ebuild
> should be fixed), or else the ebuild will fail.
>
I just fixed the faad2 ebuild, there's a patch h
This fixed the mythmusic ebuild. Aparently there's a problem with the
faad2 as well (probably the distrabution rather than the ebuild) that's
cited in the README for mythmusic:
__NB__: As of March 5, 2004, you can build and install FAAD2 v2.0
final, but you must manually copy mp4f
On Mon, Feb 21, 2005 at 07:32:49AM -0600, Josh Bozarth top-posted (grr):
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 01:00:26 -0800, Jim Kusznir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there any way we can get AAC as an option for mythmusic under
> > Gentoo? Perhaps an "AAC" use flag?
>
> Yeah, I had the same problem, and I
Yeah, I had the same problem, and I forgot to let the ebuild
maintainers know about it.
Find your mythmusic 0.17 ebuild and in the section that says:
src_compile() {
econf \
`use_enable X fftw` \
`use_enable opengl` \
`use_enable sdl`
add in `use_enable aac`
Don't for
Hello Gentoo users & Developoers:
I just finished building a new MythTV system, based on the 0.17 myth
release. When I watched the mythmusic emerge start to "configure"
mythmusic, it printed some output that specified everything but AAC
format was enabled. I looked through all the e-build scri
