I don't know, I haven't installed/tested Gutsy. However, you can encode it with the mov format, mpeg4 video and mp3 audio for the codecs.
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I don't know, I haven't installed/tested Gutsy. However, you can encode it with the mov format, mpeg4 video and mp3 audio for the codecs.
My fault, it needs to be:
sudo ldconfig -v
It's all right.
The commands should be:
sudo gedit /etc/ld.so.conf
Scroll to the end and type or paste in this line at the very bottom:
Here's the answer:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3243712&postcount=627
Edit the /etc/ld.so.conf file (using sudo), and add this line:
/usr/local/lib
Save and exit and then run...
Hey folks, I'm really sorry about not getting right back to you. I happen to have just moved half way across the country and just started a new job. As one can imagine, it really interferes with my...
Well then, that's just rather odd. Can I suggest the Medibuntu repo and installing ffmpeg from there?
Hey Tom, do you have libfaac0 installed?
I believe it's the SVN version of ffmpeg and it sometimes installs libavformat to /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/lib. Simple enough fix, though :)
Mr. Green: You'll need to edit the /etc/ld.so.conf file (using sudo), and add this line:
/usr/local/lib
Save and exit and then run this command:
ldconfig -v
Metallinut try using the async flag. You can get more info here.
Well, test.php works for me, as well, so I'm in the dark. Did you cut and paste code to test.php?
Not a problem. Just comb through your echo statements and make sure you're not echoing a result set.
Generally this happens when you assign a variable as a resource and mistake it for the data you want. See here.
Anything more than that, and I at least need to see the relevant source code...
MrGreen, simply run this command:
sudo apt-get install gtkpod-aac
And all should be well in your world :)
What's the ffmpeg output (i.e.-the terminal output)?
First of all, apologies on the tardiness. I actually just got a job (woot!) and will be moving half way across the country very shortly, so things are a bit crazy. If I don't immediately respond,...
Hey everybody, I'm actually out of town for the moment, but I'm heading back Monday and I'll get to everybody's questions upon return :)
Try bumping the Audio Bitrate down to 128kbps. I see in the tech specs that it's only allowed to play up to 160kbps, so that may be the problem. The video codecs and bitrates all look good.
It's not unusual w/ ffmpeg to have that version.
As for the video, does it play correctly on your computer?
Rename it trueromance.mov and try again. It seems silly, but that's the way it is.
Just a couple questions, ibelwich:
1. What version of gtkpod are you using?
2. What options did you use to encode the video?
3. What's the filename of the video?
I built it on an i386, and Sourceforge's compile farm is now dead and buried so I can't compile it on x64. Assumedly, the code works if built by a 64-bit gcc. Medibuntu definitely has the x64...
You'll need to install libgnomeui-dev to compile from source. If you were just using the Debian package, you'd need libgnomeui-0 and libgnomeui-common.
92bek: These errors happen when the download wasn't completed correctly. Try redownloading the files and making sure that their sums are okay.
Here's the MD5 sum of the tar.gz and the .deb,...
else (hours > 40);
This line is missing an "if" and has an extra ;
It should look like this:
else if (hours > 40)