testing files

[Lisa]

Understood on both replies.  Thanks atolboo. 

[a.palius]

Latest ffmpeg and vlc needs testing.

Binary packages you can find here (x86_64 only).
Build files are stored in my playground.
Order which I used to build ffmpeg is here.

Notice that if you'll install new ffmpeg programs compiled with previous version couldn't work.

[atolboo]

Latest ffmpeg and vlc needs testing

It`s on my to-do-list and will be handled after I have finished my curent (in progress) convert-from-KMail(kde4.5)-to-KMail2(kde4.8 ) manual

[Lisa]

a.palius, thank you!

I installed vlc and ffmpeg and the dependencies from the dropbox link and played a video DVD, and it plays fine.
I also played a short you tube video in Firefox and it played video with sound with no problems encountered. 

[a.palius]

Thanks Lisa.

I've uploaded to my dropbox amarok-2.6.0 package and its runtime dependencies if someone like to listen to music during testing.

[Lisa]

Again, thank you.  I like listening to music using amarok.

Testing mplayer v.0.0_20110105, release: 149 in konsole it shows:

Code:

mplayer
mplayer: error while loading shared libraries: libvpx.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I read this mplayer page and says it it works better with ffmpeg 0.11.  I will try and compile it, but still trying to learn how to make pisi package.   

[a.palius]

Testing mplayer v.0.0_20110105, release: 149 in konsole it shows:

Code:

mplayer
mplayer: error while loading shared libraries: libvpx.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

The error occured because you have installed newer version of libvpx (1.1.0) and mplayer release 149 is compiled with libvpx 0.9.7.

I will try and compile it, but still trying to learn how to make pisi package.   

Current mplayer build files you can find here, perhaps it will be helpful.

[Lisa]

Yes, that is what I figured out.  Thanks, and oy-yoy , I  'cd' into the MPlayer-1.1 and  ./configure --help...overwhelming to say the least!  Then I looked to see if I could find the build files for release 259 (I assumed they would be under /var/lib/pisi/packages/packagename but no.)  So, I quickly came here to ask about build file and you have read my mind.  Will have a look at it.  I have mplayer installed (by default) but not the GUI and I don't want to compile the GUI or other things not needed that are already installed.  A learning experience.
Lisa Marie