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Inventive Software · 10th February 2005, 15:32

XviD was designed to be MPEG-4 spec compliant from the start, I believe. So you should have no problems decoding from the latest build.

Q: I'm running an i686, I have the latest tarball, MinGW, MSYS and YASM. "configure" detects YASM, "make" compiles everything including the ASM modules, but it won't finish the installation. What's going on?

This is a bug with YASM on this system type. It will NOT compile the ASM modules properly. Either wait for a newer version of YASM or get NASM, which does work on this system type. Get NASM here.

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Inventive Software Turkey Machine Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Lowestoft, UK (but visit lots of places with bribes [beer]) Posts: 1,953	XviD was designed to be MPEG-4 spec compliant from the start, I believe. So you should have no problems decoding from the latest build. Q: I'm running an i686, I have the latest tarball, MinGW, MSYS and YASM. "configure" detects YASM, "make" compiles everything including the ASM modules, but it won't finish the installation. What's going on? This is a bug with YASM on this system type. It will NOT compile the ASM modules properly. Either wait for a newer version of YASM or get NASM, which does work on this system type. Get NASM here. __________________ On Discworld it is clearly recognized that million-to-one chances happen 9 times out of 10. If the hero did not overcome huge odds, what would be the point? Terry Pratchett - The Science Of Discworld