I just thought I'd post a windows build of FFMpeg for people to play with. It's from today's CVS (2002-10-09 7:30 PM EST), built with GCC 3.2. I disabled OSS audio, video4linux, network and zlib support, but didn't enable vorbis or LAME because I couldn't figure out how to (me = duh duh). Edit: I took this build down as something seems to have gone terribly wrong with the CVS. I'll post something when I figure it out. -h
It's working now - mingw couldn't deal with bigendian or vsnprintf by default (among other things). I'm not sure how much bandwidth geocities gives out per day, but seeing as the file's only 270 KB it should last a while. -h
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I try to make some test and i have a little question. How can i use the size option? i try -s 512x384 , -s 512*384 , -s cif ... none works, i have always the input size 720*576. and Thanks -h for the win32 compile.
Hm yes, something is going wrong (the code should check and say that a size of 0 is invalid, but the code never seems to be called). I don't know if I have the time to patch this :( -h
how can you compile with mingw ? I have mingw 2.0.0. I unselected oss audio, vido4linux ... ./configure works but make stoped at ac3enc.o with this message : ac3enc.c:887: 'M_PI' undeclared (first use this function) make [1]: ***[ac3enc.o] Error 1 ... Is something special to do before the make ?
There's a bunch of stuff from memory, it was a real pain to fish through. In the config.h that's created in the root ffmpeg directory, make sure that "#define CONFIG_WIN32 1" is present, as the default ./configure script didn't do that for me, and adding --enable-win32 made something break. I can't remember what else off the top of my head, but I think I had to comment out some code as well. -h
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