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- Download and unpack the pre-compiled tarball. The recommended location is C:\FFMPEG. The remainder of these instructions will refer to this directory as %FFMPEG% - Add the directory %FFMPEG%\BIN to the PATH environment variable - Open MSVC and add the directory %FFMPEG%\LIB to the VC++ Lib directories in the Tools->Options menu - Compile the H.263-1998 project in the Opal plugins solution to:
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- Download and unpack the pre-compiled tarball. The recommended location is C:\FFMPEG. The remainder of these instructions will refer to this directory as - Add the directory \BIN to the PATH environment variable - Open MSVC and add the directory \LIB to the VC++ Lib directories in the Tools->Options menu to:
- Download and unpack the pre-compiled tarball. The recommended location is C:\FFMPEG. The remainder of these instructions will refer to this directory as %FFMPEG% - Add the directory %FFMPEG%\BIN to the PATH environment variable - Open MSVC and add the directory %FFMPEG%\LIB to the VC++ Lib directories in the Tools->Options menu Changed lines 22-23 from:
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- Open MSVC and add the directory \LIB to the VC++ Lib directories in the Tools->Options menu - Compile the H.263-1998 project in the Opal plugins solution Changed lines 20-21 from:
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The best way to use FFMpeg on Windows is to use a precompiled version from the Unoffical FFmpeg Win32 Build site The recommended version is r16537, which is also available to download from here If you simply must compile it yourself, then read on... to:
The best way to use FFMpeg on Windows is to use a precompiled shared library version from the Unoffical FFmpeg Win32 Build site The recommended version is r16537, which is also available to download from here If you simply must compile it yourself, then read on below... Using a precompiled version of FFmpeg- Download and unpack the pre-compiled tarball. The recommended location is C:\FFMPEG. The remainder of these instructions will refer to this directory as - Added lines 6-17:
Most importantly, don't try to compile FFMpeg for Windows unless you enjoy pain. Seriously. Many have tried and failed. The best way to use FFMpeg on Windows is to use a precompiled version from the Unoffical FFmpeg Win32 Build site The recommended version is r16537, which is also available to download from here If you simply must compile it yourself, then read on... For hard-core fanatics only.Added lines 9-10:
IMPORTANT: You will need to add "c:\msys" to the VSNET2005_PWLIB_CONFIGURE_EXCLUDE_DIRS environment variable to avoid Opal configure from attempting to use the new header files. Changed lines 10-11 from:
This is apparently a known issue when compiling with MingW toolchain. to:
This is apparently a known issue when compiling with the MingW toolchain. Changed line 9 from:
If you experience a "hang" while running the "./configure" for FFmpeg, try opening the Task Manager and killing the "lvprcsrv.exe" process. to:
Note 1: If you experience a "hang" while running the "./configure" for FFmpeg, try opening the Task Manager and killing the "lvprcsrv.exe" process. Added lines 11-13:
Note 2: If the compile fails with errors relating to "vfw", add the "--disable-devices" option when confguring FFmpeg Changed lines 6-7 from:
FFmpeg can only be built on Windows using the Msys toolchain. The FFMpeg on Windows Wiki gives detailed instructions on how to do this. to:
FFmpeg can only be built on Windows using the Msys+MingW toolchain. The FFMpeg on Windows Wiki gives detailed instructions on how to do this. If you experience a "hang" while running the "./configure" for FFmpeg, try opening the Task Manager and killing the "lvprcsrv.exe" process. This is apparently a known issue when compiling with MingW toolchain. Changed line 7 from:
The FFMpeg on Windows Wiki gives details instructions on how to do this. to:
The FFMpeg on Windows Wiki gives detailed instructions on how to do this. Added lines 4-7:
Building and installing FFmpeg on WindowsFFmpeg can only be built on Windows using the Msys toolchain. The FFMpeg on Windows Wiki gives details instructions on how to do this. Added lines 1-3:
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