On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 13:13:07 +0200
"Francesco Romani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/13/06, Christian Bodenstedt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...]
> > I just wanted to do a quick test, but something seems wrong with the
> > automagic (either in cvs or on my debian amd64 testing system). After
> > running "autoreconf -i -f" I had to add a semicolon in "./configure"
> > to make it run.[/quote]
^^^^^^^^ ;-) too much phpbb?
> Let me guess: are you on debian sid, right?
> If so, the current autoconf package it's a CVS snapshot that looks
> b0rked (or at least it screws transcode auto*). I've runned in a very
> similar problem, maybe just the same, and I've solved by downgrading
> autoconf to lastest stable package avalaible on archives (2.59a or
> 2.59d, can't check now :( )
Thanks, you where right. Previously I had autoconf 2.59.cvs.2006.05.13-1
installed and I just downgraded to 2.59a-9 (found in local package cache).
Now I don't have to edit "configure" anymore.
Still the parameter "--with-x264-includes" is ignored. This can be fixed
by adding "encode_x264_la_CFLAGS = $(X264_CFLAGS)" to encode/Makefile.am
(I'm not sure if that's "the right way" - I found it out by trial and
error).
Now that everything compiled well I ran a first test with:
transcode -i test.mpg -c 0-100 -y x264,null,raw -o test.264
but it just created a 0 byte sized file. :-( Seems I should have a
look at the source code now.
Bye,
Christian Bodenstedt
