anybody up to compiling ffmpeg2theora csv with the latest libtheora CSV?

[Doom9]

the title says it all.. I would need a build yesterday for the qualification phase of my upcoming codec comparison or theora will not be included.

[celtic_druid]

http://mirror05.x264.nl/celtic_druid/force.php?file=./dirac/ffmpeg2005.12.08.7z
From recollection it contained a fairly recent libtheora. I could compile a new version later today, but not yesterday.

[Doom9]

uh, that's ffmpeg, ffmpeg2theora is something different (http://www.v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/). ffmpeg only supports theora decoding, I'm looking for a theora encoder based at least on libtheora 1.0 alpha 5 or preferably the latest CSV state. And without timetravel today would still be great, I'm having a feeling there's not much interest from the Theora team of participating.. could me being on Windows have something to do with it? I still vividly recall all the MS haters surrounding Xiph, but being on Linux doesn't stop XviD, x264, Snow, even the Dirac team managed to whip up working binaries.

[iradic]

but there are win compiled binaries ...
also there is makefile for mingw in svn ...

here are the changes not available in latest binaries:

svn
- support encoding from .ogg input file.
- don't change samplerate and audio channel unless we use command line
options.
- don't change the image resolution, unless we use the presets or the
-x or -y options (old default was to encode to preset preview).
- change the audio quality levels that were multiplied by 0.99, now
match the quality settings of oggenc, e.g. -a2 == -q2.
- add --optimize option: use a full search for motion vectors and
reduce Theora bitrate by about 5%, but it is slower.

[celtic_druid]

I know about ffmpeg2theora, but you said ffmpeg.
Is there a patch or anything to get theora-mmx working with ffmpeg2theora?

I'll see about doing a curent ffmpeg2theora build.

[Doom9]

but there are win compiled binaries ...Yes, but dated August 21st.. that's a really long time ago.
Sorry about the confusion with the title, I'm going to edit it now.

[celtic_druid]

Ok, all done. Tested with a small sample and it seems ok.
http://mirror05.x264.nl/celtic_druid/force.php?file=./ffmpeg2theora2005.12.13.7z


edit:
http://v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/ffmpeg2theora-0.15.exe
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