Hi,
I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on linuxpackages.net. When I
try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas?
thanks, jwc
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Hi,
I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on linuxpackages.net. When I
try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas?
thanks, jwc
john connolly schreef:[color=blue]
> Hi,
> I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on linuxpackages.net. When I
> try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
> recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas?
> thanks, jwc[/color]
Short & simple answer - avoid packages from linuxpackages.net. Longer
answer - if you do want to use their packages, look for package
dependencies, likely they will have an updated package for x264 ready
for download as well.
Eric
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 00:08:23 +0200, Eric Hameleers wrote:
[color=blue][color=green]
>> I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on linuxpackages.net. When I
>> try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
>> recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas?
>> thanks, jwc[/color][/color]
[color=blue]
> Short & simple answer - avoid packages from linuxpackages.net. Longer
> answer - if you do want to use their packages, look for package
> dependencies, likely they will have an updated package for x264 ready
> for download as well.[/color]
I'll second this recommendation to avoid LP.net. There are other sources
of packages (or build scripts) available. I recommend slackbuilds.org.
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Eric Hameleers <eric1@sox.homeip.net> wrote:[color=blue]
> john connolly schreef:[color=green]
>> Hi,
>> I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on linuxpackages.net. When I
>> try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
>> recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas?
>> thanks, jwc[/color]
>
> Short & simple answer - avoid packages from linuxpackages.net. Longer
> answer - if you do want to use their packages, look for package
> dependencies, likely they will have an updated package for x264 ready
> for download as well.
>
> Eric[/color]
Or build from source, which is what I did for mplayer. Had to add a
disable for ivtv to get it to build, but it works without me needing
to find additional packages for it.
Jerry
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:11:50 -0500, john connolly wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hi,
> I just upgraded mplayer to the 12.1 version on
> linuxpackages.net. When I
> try to run it I get nailed with the absence of libx264.so.59. The most
> recent such lib in my system is libx264.so.56. Any ideas? thanks, jwc[/color]
symlink it to libx264.so