x264 r1542 ?

[prOnorama]

A few changes have been commited (http://git.videolan.org/?p=x264.git;a=shortlog) the last few days, so if I'm not mistaken revision 1542 should be out.

But I don't see a 1542 vanilla build on x264.nl yet (usually it takes less than a day).

Just curious :) (maybe the person who makes the vanilla builds is not available at the moment. I always assumed DarkShikari made them himself, being basically the lead developer).

[Dark Shikari]

Me? Make builds? :p

It's an automated system, AFAIK.

[sneaker_ger]

It's online now.

[Sharc]

A few changes have been commited (http://git.videolan.org/?p=x264.git;a=shortlog) the last few days, so if I'm not mistaken revision 1542 should be out.

But I don't see a 1542 vanilla build on x264.nl yet (usually it takes less than a day).

It's available at x264.nl :)

[Blue_MiSfit]

Thanks for fixing the interlaced avisynth detection quirk. I was adding AssumeFrameBased to a lot of scripts :p

[prOnorama]

last compiled: gmt+1 2010-04-17 20:13 (32bit)

Wow that took 3 minutes. Either someone read my post and was really fast, or it's just a scary coincidence, which isn't sort of a coincidence anymore :scared:

Thanks for explaining it's an automated system :)

[bob0r]

The auto compile script was turned off, because i assumed we'd have a monster-patch each 1-2 months.
I forgot about hot-fixes!

Anyways, the script is checking every hour again, so after a commit, within 2 hours, the compile should be online.
The 64bit mirror script is running at the same time aswell.
I am too lazy and still see no reason to update from Windows XP(32bit) to 7(64bit) at the moment. I don't play games nor encode videos. Also i don't get free MSDN keys anymore, that delays it even more :o. So pray JEEB stays motivated to keep doing the 64bit builds! Yush!

[kemuri-_9]

Thanks for fixing the interlaced avisynth detection quirk. I was adding AssumeFrameBased to a lot of scripts :p

sorry for the hassle I've caused there.

[JEEB]

So pray JEEB stays motivated to keep doing the 64bit builds!

Shouldn't be a motivational problem at least ;) As long as I have a PC to run the building on and an internet connection, it should be mighty fine.

Might even automatize my buildscript even more, should that become needed. The amount of needed health-checks, esp. with ffmpeg/libswscale is meh :3 (Someone tell the libswscale folk to fix their stuff on mingw x86_64 -- no-one took any real mention of that one line fix (http://x264.fushizen.eu/patches/sws_x64_fix.diff) that was posted on the mailing list, because it might bork that one experimental C compiler, even though the same kind of code is being used in other parts as well).

And now I got a bit off-topic, but hurr durr.

[Blue_MiSfit]

@kemuri-_9

No stress, we're all human around here :)