View Full Version : Can someone (everwicked?) compile MPEG4IP V0.9.3.9, please?
Chibi Jasmin
27th April 2002, 22:36
I am very thankful to everwicked for the complete MPEG4IP V0.9.3.8 package...and I'd be happy if someone (will you do it again, everwicked?) released V0.9.3.9! Any volunteers? :D
Also a link to the complete V0.9.3.9 source package would be helpful (don't have CVS installed).
DeXT
28th April 2002, 02:34
Just compiled the stuff, I put the same file names as RareWares but it's release 0.9.3.9. Sorry didn't have time to test it, hope it works fine.
Deactivate ANY download manager before trying to get it.
http://webs.ono.com/de_xt/MPEG4player.zip
http://webs.ono.com/de_xt/mp4stuff.zip
The souces are about 11 MB compressed, sorry too much stuff to upload to my site.
And I'd not put direct links to these files since they will be removed in few days.
Chibi Jasmin
28th April 2002, 10:14
Thanx a lot!!! :-)
Doom9
28th April 2002, 12:13
@dext: I will replace the files on my site with yours later today.. then you can safely remove them ;)
Chibi Jasmin
29th April 2002, 15:56
@dext:
After playing a bit with WinCVS, not getting to anything, I found out the CLI Version of CVS works fine without getting too much into details (I just wanted the full source package)...
I tried to compile MPEG4IP V0.9.3.9 with VS.NET and everythink worked fine, except one thing...
the compiler runs into problems with one of its own include files ...\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\PlatformSDK\Include\MsXml.h:
unexpected token(s) preceding ';'
syntax error : missing ')' before 'constant'
syntax error : ')'
The syntax of the file seems to be correct, the lines that produce errors look like this:
virtual /* [helpstring][id] */ HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE createProcessingInstruction(
/* [in] */ BSTR target,
/* [in] */ BSTR data,
/* [retval][out] */ IXMLDOMProcessingInstruction **pi) = 0;
Sure, there is a lot of comments, but it seems to be correct...does the compiler have some problems with /* COMMENT HERE */ style comments? Any ideas? This only prevents me from compiling the encoder, it's not that much of a problem, but I'd just like to understand...
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