Re: Linux platform: splay client for AAC and HE-AAC codecs

Thanks for your reply Greg,

Unfortunately, such settings won't build on my configuration (I tried both
helix and cayenne 1_5_0 branches). Actually most of the image and video
modules won't build and I had very little time today to investigate on it.
Besides I am for the moment more interested in the audio modules (that do
build and work since I achieved playback of mp3 and ra).

However, I have some questions: is it normal that the splay_audio_all does
not have support for aac or is-it just my config that does not build it
properly?
I am using the system variable SYSTEM_ID= linux-2.2-libc6-gcc32-i586 as
indicated in the quick start tutorial. But I am actually running a Fedora
Core 9 with linux-2.6 and gcc 4.3! Is-it part of the reason? Does any-one
use such development environment and could give some feedback?

Regards,

Stephane.


On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:18:57 -0700, Greg Wright <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not AAC specific, but, by *far* the best combination to build is:
> 
>    splay
>    helix-client-all-defines
> 
> That is the largest build, but includes support for
> everything. It is also tested the most. Once that works
> for you, you can then start parsing down the build if
> needed. There are so many combinations available to build
> splay that some don't always work if they have not been
> built/used by anyone in a long time.
> 
> --greg.
> 
> 
> 
> Stephane Turlier wrote:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I come again to you because I am having a hard time to have the aac
>> playback on a simple player client on Linux. I tried to do it this way.
>> 
>>     * I build with ribosome a splay_audio_all client based on the
> cayenne
>> 1_5_0 branche, and I save the files compiled in the \debug folder to
>> another folder, lets call it \splay_player. This splay_audio_all client
> is
>> able to playback mp3s and ras but no m4a file. Indeed it does not have
> the
>> libraries for it. 
>> 
>>     * I build with ribosome a  datatype_mp4_audio_renderer and I copy
> the
>> compiled files to my \splay_player folder.
>> 
>> But still, my splay player won't play my m4a files (using aac codec).
>> 
>> I think I am missing something (like building dependencies, etc), but I
>> can't see what, I am really stuck.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for your answers.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Stephane.
>> 
>> 
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