[Ffmpeg-devel-irc] ffmpeg.log.20130111

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[03:50] <Toasty27> brad_c6:  derp
[06:57] <Pinhole> If I'm looking to make a smaller binary, which codecs are more obscure and can be omitted.  Other tips for making it smaller (--enable-small already done)
[07:23] <Mista_D> can't capture MPEG2 udp... no response from ffmpeg at all, built today.
[07:24] <Mista_D> http://pastebin.ca/2301232
[07:24] <Mista_D> I can see the UDP traffic via tcpdump, and on the VLC on another PC on same subnet.
[07:54] <EricAhn> Using ffserver.conf, I wonder if there is "VideoCodec copy" same as "ffmpeg -vcodec copy".
[08:18] <savskii> hi there
[08:18] <savskii> anyone up this early?:-)
[08:19] <savskii> hello?
[08:20] <cbsrobot> it's not really early here ....
[08:20] <savskii> well its 820am here
[08:21] <savskii> :-)
[08:22] <cbsrobot> at least this was an easy question to answer
[08:23] <cbsrobot> savskii: privat chat in the morning ? srsly ?
[08:23] <savskii> nothing that private i wanna chat about mate
[08:23] <savskii> believe it or not im new to mirc
[08:24] <savskii> just testing features :-)
[08:24] <savskii> i have been reading for hours n my error: maybe incorrect parameters such as bit_rate, rate, width or height
[08:24] <cbsrobot> hahaha
[08:24] <savskii> am a novice and have followed what i can but what ever i try
[08:24] <cbsrobot> yeah sure - new to ffmpeg too then
[08:24] <savskii> same old same old lol
[08:25] <cbsrobot> so lesson 1:
[08:25] <savskii> how did u guess?
[08:26] <cbsrobot> savskii: as you use to say on the west coast of nl : that's how it goes
[08:26] <savskii> lol
[08:28] <savskii> http://pastie.org/5666417
[08:28] <savskii> is that right?
[08:28] <cbsrobot> well you need to hit enter wasell
[08:28] <cbsrobot> *aswell
[08:28] <savskii> lol
[08:28] <savskii> ok
[08:28] <savskii> this is new :-)
[08:29] <savskii> http://pastie.org/5666422
[08:30] <savskii> dont matter if i add -ab or -ac or anything allways same error
[08:30] <cbsrobot> so lesson 2:
[08:31] <cbsrobot> I suggest you either compile ffmpeg yourself : http://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/wiki/UbuntuCompilationGuide
[08:32] <cbsrobot> or you use avconv
[08:32] <savskii> i will give compiling myself a go
[08:33] <cbsrobot> I'll be afk but just check back when you are done ...
[08:33] <savskii> yes yes i done this
[08:33] <savskii> and i can install all
[08:33] <savskii> apart from ffmpeg
[08:33] <savskii> let me show u result
[08:34] <cbsrobot> basicly I think the problem is you cannot put a "adpcm_swf, 48000 Hz, 5.1" audio stream into a flv file !
[08:34] <savskii> all i wanna do is send live stream in rtmp frmat :-(
[08:35] <cbsrobot> well I guess you need to convert it
[08:35] <cbsrobot> I mean 48kHz 5.1 seems an overkill for a live stream
[08:35] <savskii> http://pastie.org/5666431
[08:35] <savskii> its onky a 5min samble
[08:35] <savskii> sample
[08:36] <cbsrobot> Unable to create and execute files in /tmp
[08:36] <cbsrobot> did you remove /tmp ?
[08:37] <savskii> no still there
[08:37] <cbsrobot> what are the permission on it ?
[08:37] <cbsrobot> ls -al /tmp
[08:37] <savskii> 855
[08:37] <savskii> 755
[08:38] <CruX|> isnt /tmp mounted with noexec option ?
[08:38] <cbsrobot> are you on a shared host or something ?
[08:39] <savskii> im on a dedicated server
[08:39] <savskii> has .X11
[08:39] <savskii> .ICE
[08:40] <cbsrobot> I need to go
[08:40] <savskii> :-(
[08:40] <savskii> ok thanks mate
[08:40] <savskii> have a nice day
[08:42] <cbsrobot> savskii: https://www.google.ch/search?q=Unable+to+create+and+execute+files+in+%2Ftmp.&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[08:42] <savskii> thank smate will give it a read
[08:45] <savskii> its doing sumthing now:-)
[08:45] <savskii> fingers crosed
[08:59] <savskii> still same message
[08:59] <savskii>  maybe incorrect parameters such as bit_rate, rate, width or height
[08:59] <savskii> dam it
[11:30] <simonec77> Hi all, I'm trying to compile ffmpeg with ./configure --toolchain=msvc
[11:30] <simonec77> but it fail with: c99wrap cl is unable to create an executable file.
[11:31] <JEEB> simonec77, post your config.log
[11:31] <JEEB> on a pastebin
[11:31] <JEEB> not on the channel
[11:31] <JEEB> then link it on the channel
[11:31] <JEEB> (because it's long, d'oh)
[11:32] <simonec77> the configure.lof file is here:http://pastebin.com/UgncTYHp
[11:33] <JEEB> do which link
[11:33] <JEEB> as in the command 'which link'
[11:33] <simonec77> no any link
[11:34] <JEEB> well there pretty surely is
[11:34] <JEEB> link is giving you an error and I think it's the incorrect link :P
[11:35] <JEEB> if GNU link comes up when you do link --version
[11:35] <simonec77> I have only type ./configure --toolchain=msvc
[11:36] <JEEB> type 'which link'
[11:36] <simonec77> ok: /bin/link.exe
[11:36] <simonec77> is the response
[11:37] <JEEB> mv /bin/link.exe /bin/msys_link.exe
[11:37] <JEEB> then retry the configure
[11:37] <simonec77> ok...
[11:37] <JEEB> the MSVC linker is called link
[11:38] <JEEB> thus you either rename or remove the (completely useless on Windows) link.exe, or make MSVC's path entry come first in PATH
[11:39] <Mavrik> there's a guy here with broken mov contained video
[11:39] <Mavrik> is there any remotely possible chance of rebuiling a moov atom in a mov/mp4 file?
[11:40] <JEEB> rebuilding? zero. have enough samples from the same muxer to make programmatic assumptions and /try/ to get something out of it? if you have the time and effort to put into it :P
[11:41] <simonec77> ok, JEBB, thax I try what you suggest...
[11:42] <Mavrik> JEEB, nah not really
[11:43] <Mavrik> his camera turned off before it had a chance to write the moov atom
[11:43] <Mavrik> already told him there's a very slim chance of transplanting the atom from another recording with same settings
[11:43] <Mavrik> not worth the effort probably
[11:43] <Mavrik> just wanted to check if I'm missing something :)
[11:44] <JEEB> there's at least one random internet company that has noticed the need for such services and probably has made a database of random cameras' and muxers' specifics
[11:44] <JEEB> and then it tries to make an educated guess, I guess?
[11:45] <JEEB> I wish more muxers actually used the 'fragments' feature
[11:45] <JEEB> but pretty much no-one does :P
[11:47] <Mavrik> yep :D
[11:48] <Mavrik> anyway, he'll just have to call all 300 people again :P
[11:48] <j0nr> hello
[11:48] <j0nr> Does anyone knows whether MP4 video will only work with HTML5 <video> if it is H264?
[11:48] <j0nr> I am trying to create a HTML5 video site (like videoforeveryone) and am wondering if I should be checking incoming MP4 files to see if they are encoded as H.264 or not
[11:49] <JEEB> yes, you should be
[11:50] <JEEB> most things only support H.264 + AAC
[11:50] <JEEB> if it's not that, you'd better re-encode
[11:50] <DonBastel> http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp
[11:51] <DonBastel> you should also tell your users that some others may not able to see the video or reencode it so every of the browsers in the list is supported.
[11:51] <Mavrik> j0nr, yes, you should be checking taht
[11:51] <Mavrik> j0nr, you should also consider what to do with browsers that support VP8 and not H.264
[11:54] <j0nr> Mavrik: DonBastel: thanks, whats the likelyhood of recieving a .mp4 that is NOT H.264? for other browser support I will do webm and flv
[11:55] <Mavrik> my experience with random peoples videos
[11:55] <DonBastel> j0nr: if mp4 not h.264 it will probably not play.
[11:55] <Mavrik> the likelihood of getting a broken video on each users attempt is about 258%
[11:55] <Mavrik> j0nr, no seriously, people will upload all kinds of broken crap to you
[11:55] <Mavrik> check everything :)
[11:56] <j0nr> Mavrik: DonBastel thanks very much :)
[11:56] <DonBastel> always pretend people ar stupid check everything. if input is good great if not -> not your fault :D
[11:57] <Mavrik> j0nr, for example if you "require" mp4 files people will just forcibly remux WMVs to that container and upload it
[11:57] <Mavrik> (seen it happen)
[11:57] <Mavrik> (no, couldn't bash their heads in)
[11:58] <DonBastel> people will try everything to get arround restrictions without less work for them to do...
[12:19] <j0nr> If a user uploads a video that is already FLV, is it worth creating copies in MP4 and WEBM as well? Or should I just use the FLV as that works pretty much everywhere (it is the fallback afterall)
[12:21] <Mavrik> hmm, HTML5 video won't play flv
[12:21] <Mavrik> you'll have to load flash for that
[12:21] <Mavrik> which means people wihtout flash won't see those videos (e.g. iOS, Android etc.)
[12:21] <b_jonas> If I decode a video to jpeg images, how do I change the quality of those images? for some reason I get heavily compressed output as a default.
[12:22] <j0nr> Mavrik: Good point...didn't think that through lol, this is the whole reason I am doing!
[12:22] <j0nr> ...it
[12:22] <Mavrik> :)
[12:23] <Mavrik> j0nr, you basically need mp4 and webm file
[12:23] <Mavrik> j0nr, to make sure most people can see your web content
[12:23] <Mavrik> (you can play mp4 file with flash btw)
[12:29] <j0nr> Mavrik: Oh? So browsers that can't cope with Mp4 or webm can somehow use the MP4 with flash?
[12:30] <DonBastel> j0nr: thats your job. you need to build a browser switch to detect wether they ken view over html5 or need flash.
[12:32] <j0nr> DonBastel: But was Mavrik saying I don't need to create a seperate flv file?
[12:32] <DonBastel> j0nr: yes
[12:33] <DonBastel> j0nr: probably you can use the flv the user submits but if you get mp4 or webm you need to encode an flv version for it.
[12:33] <DonBastel> j0nr: like you get one version and need to encode the other two.
[12:35] <dand823> hello, im having problems compilling on ubuntu, does anyone have a minute to help me out?
[12:36] <j0nr> DonBastel: but what was Mavrik 's comment: '(you can play mp4 file with flash btw)' about?
[12:36] <dand823> np ill put it together will take 10-20min to make it nice and clear
[12:36] <dand823> back in a bit
[12:37] <DonBastel> j0nr: maybe im wrong and there is an flash player for mp4 videos dont really know.
[12:39] <saste> dand823, or check/post the end of config.log
[12:40] <Fjorgynn> how can 96 kbps aac become 200 kbps mp3? :s
[12:41] <Fjorgynn> is aac that much better audio quality for less bitrate?
[13:01] <dand823> saste - when i run make the last line is
[13:01] <dand823> `ff_h264_cabac_tables' referenced in section `.text' of /tmp/cc4O18E9.ltrans26.ltrans.o: defined in discarded section `.text' of cabac.o (symbol from plugin)
[13:01] <dand823> shal i pastebin the full log?
[13:02] <saste> dand823, shared library mess
[13:02] <saste> why don't you compile it static?
[13:03] <dand823> i thought i was
[13:03] <dand823> --prefix=/usr/local --enable-gpl --enable-libfdk-aac --enable-libtheora --enable-libx264 --enable-nonfree --enable-version3 --enable-lto --enable-zlib --enable-bzlib --enable-pthreads --enable-decoder=liba52
[13:04] <dand823> you have to explicitly set static?
[13:04] <dand823> --enable-static ?
[13:06] <Fjorgynn> how do I extract subtitles from a vob to mkv?
[13:06] <saste> dand823, --disable-shared --enable-static
[13:06] <saste> also check the ubuntu compilation guide on the wiki
[13:07] <saste> if you want to mess with shared library, that's ok but you need to know how they work
[13:08] <dand823> i followed the guide exactly, heh
[13:08] <dand823> lets see if it works now
[13:10] <saste> dand823, also make distclean if you're updating sometimes help
[13:10] <saste> now that i think at it, the shared/static thing may be unrelated
[13:11] <Fjorgynn> I've got a problem. I want to encode the subtitles but it can only find them after 22 sec into the movie
[13:26] <dand823> saste:adding the two flags didnt help
[13:26] <dand823> same error
[13:39] <Mavrik> j0nr, flash player 9+ can play H.264 in MP4 files
[13:39] <Mavrik> j0nr, so you don't need .flv encodes separately
[13:40] <saste> dand823, did you try the make distclean trick?, otherwise pastebin
[13:40] <dand823> yep i did
[13:42] <cbsrobot> Mavrik: 300 files with broken mov header ?
[13:42] <cbsrobot> do you have one that is not broken ?
[13:43] <Mavrik> cbsrobot, er, 300 files?
[13:43] <cbsrobot> <Mavrik>: anyway, he'll just have to call all 300 people again :P
[13:43] <Mavrik> yeah, it's a recording of some choir or something :P
[13:55] <Olive6767> cbsrobot: Hello, you there?
[13:55] <cbsrobot> yeah
[13:56] <dand823> http://pastebin.com/4avJV6dG
[13:57] <dand823> @saste the config line and make response ^^
[14:00] <saste> dand823, did you try the make distclean trick?
[14:00] <dand823> yes
[14:00] <saste> also what about removing --enable-lto? (which I don't even know what's good for)
[14:01] <dand823> trying that one now
[14:08] <dand823> yes it worked
[14:08] <dand823> nice
[14:08] <dand823> thanks for that!
[14:09] <dand823> bit of a lame one - im not sure why it would work on one ubuntu install and not another
[14:13] <saste> dand823, I don't really know what the -lto is all about, so can't help
[14:14] <saste> dand823, feel free to file a ticket if you think the lto issue is worth it
[14:18] <dand823> ah its not critical
[14:18] <dand823> just link time optimizations
[14:32] <Pinhole> which decoders/demuxers are uncommon enough to omit?  I'm trying to get my binary size down to less than 4M?
[14:35] <Mavrik> hm
[14:35] <Mavrik> what are you trying to support?
[14:36] <Pinhole> We have a settop with a propriety binary blob that runs on a a coprocessor.  It's buggy and crashes a lot.  We thought something open source would make us happier.
[14:37] <Pinhole> Currently it only decodes mpeg ts streams.  We thought it would be nice to support most anything you throw at it.
[14:38] <Pinhole> But I honestly don't know which decoders/demuxers are common, somewhat common, or obscure.
[14:39] <Mavrik> Pinhole, that's really hard to answer
[14:40] <Mavrik> because that really depends on what people throw at you :\
[14:42] <Pinhole> What would you say are the must haves?
[14:42] <Mavrik> well, if you're grabbing MPEG2-TS right now
[14:42] <Mavrik> you're probably receiving H.264, MPEG2, AC3, MP3, MP2 stuff
[14:42] <Mavrik> probably MPEG as well
[14:42] <Mavrik> but still
[14:42] <Mavrik> without knowing what exactly your devices purpose it
[14:42] <Mavrik> *is
[14:43] <Mavrik> it's really hard to tell
[14:43] <Mavrik> if you encounter anything else
[14:43] <Pinhole> General purpose setop box.  Watch cable tv, watch over the top content, watch what people have in their video collection.
[14:59] <savskii> hi peple
[15:00] <savskii> i have succesfully installed ffmoeg and x264
[15:00] <savskii> could anyone help me reduce bitrate of http mpeg stream please
[15:06] <savskii> http://pastie.org/5668139
[15:07] <savskii> anyone know here im ging wrong?
[15:08] <Mavrik> [tcp @ 0x9709f00] TCP connection to 85.17.169.209:3091 failed: Connection refused
[15:08] <Mavrik> obvi
[15:09] <Mavrik> you're obviously trying to connect to something that's not there.
[15:09] <Mavrik> nothing to do with ffmpeg really ;)
[15:09] <savskii> lol
[15:09] <savskii> sorry mate just started using 3 days ago
[15:09] <savskii> been trying :-(
[15:09] <retard> tcp?
[15:10] <savskii> its a dedicated servers im working on
[15:10] <Mavrik> yeah
[15:10] <Mavrik> either you're connecting to a wrong server
[15:10] <Mavrik> or you're connecting to a wrong port
[15:10] <retard> it could just be imaginary
[15:10] <savskii> Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:24:81:b2:98:07
[15:10] <savskii>           inet addr:85.17.169.209  Bcast:85.17.169.255  Mask:255.255.255.192
[15:10] <savskii> is the ip of that maching
[15:11] <savskii> i though im suppose to use that ip to forward stream
[15:11] <savskii> out output stream
[15:33] <savskii> could anybody please explain: rtmp://server/live/streamName
[15:33] <savskii> how do i output a stream in that format? what goes in server/live.streamname?
[15:34] <JEEB> the server that takes in stuff in rtmp
[15:34] <JEEB> ffmpeg itself cannot stream rtmp,  but it can serve an rtmp stream that most streaming services can take in
[15:34] <JEEB> ffmpeg -> streaming server -> user
[15:35] <savskii> and can i setup a rtmp server on this ubuntu?
[15:35] <savskii> where im running ffmpeg
[15:35] <JEEB> yes
[15:35] <JEEB> I have no idea about setting them
[15:35] <JEEB> I've just heard names such as... red5 was it?
[15:35] <savskii> could i get some help with it please Jeeb
[15:36] <JEEB> No
[15:36] <savskii> lol
[15:36] <JEEB> I have no idea about streaming servers
[15:36] <savskii> red5 is another linux version
[15:36] <JEEB> it seems like a java-based server :P
[15:37] <savskii> lol
[15:37] <JEEB> it supports rtmp serving so I guess that'd be one of the things you could use
[15:37] <savskii> someone must know here how to setup rtmp server
[15:37] <JEEB> another being adobe's own server I think?
[15:37] <JEEB> probably, but you should just pick one and follow documentation
[15:37] <JEEB> we're #ffmpeg after all, not #red5
[15:38] <savskii> yea true mate
[15:38] <savskii> :-(
[17:04] <mpfundstein> i wonder if 1024x576 or 1048x576 is "perfect" PAL anamorphic 16/9 . anyone any info?
[18:01] <Harzilein> hi
[18:01] <Harzilein> is there any lossless codec you'd recommend for transcoding gif animations?
[18:02] <Harzilein> most gif players suck on lowend systems
[18:18] <Fjorgynn> :)
[18:18] <Fjorgynn> Harzilein: dunno
[18:18] <Fjorgynn> ffmpeg -codecs
[18:28] <Harzilein> Fjorgynn: googled some more in the meantime, i think i want mov+png
[18:28] <Harzilein> Fjorgynn: only problem is that i have to unoptimize the gif first
[18:29] <Harzilein> Fjorgynn: which is a shame, because i think it would compress better/play faster with diffs
[18:30] <Fjorgynn> ok
[18:31] <Harzilein> and of course i lose the timing information :/
[18:32] <Harzilein> oh well, guess i could construct a command line with fps changes from the durations
[18:32] <Harzilein> but then i can no longer use the printf notation :/
[18:34] <Harzilein> *sigh*: gifsicle: While processing '75f2a34302d2dbb40ffb1f88c2e84bbb.gif':
[18:34] <Harzilein> gifsicle:   warning: GIF too complex to unoptimize
[18:34] <Harzilein> gifsicle:   (The reason was local color tables or complex transparency.
[18:36] <Harzilein> oh well, guess i should just use gif2png then
[18:55] <Harzilein> ... which cannot unoptimize -.-
[21:57] <ElMarikon> quiet in here:-)
[22:01] <cbsrobot> ElMarikon: it was even more quiet before & :-D
[22:01] <ElMarikon> :-)
[23:15] <Trashlord> hi. I'm trying to convert a video. the video codec is fine, so I'm just copying it over. what I need to encode is only the audio. I want to encode it as AAC. I'm trying with -acodec libfaac and -acodec faac, both tell me unknown codec. am I missing something?
[23:24] <JEEB> Trashlord, the binary most probably was built without faac?
[23:24] <JEEB> which isn't exactly surprising since faac is nonfree (uses non-GPL-compatible code)
[23:25] <Trashlord> JEEB: seems like that was it
[23:25] <Trashlord> JEEB: I'm currently rebuilding, with --enable-libfaac
[23:25] <JEEB> if you are going to build
[23:25] <JEEB> build with fdk-aac
[23:25] <JEEB> https://github.com/mstorsjo/fdk-aac
[23:25] <JEEB> it's the fraunhofer's encoder
[23:26] <JEEB> released under their license, which is unfortunately LGPL and GPL incompatible
[23:26] <JEEB> but it is in, and open source
[23:26] <Trashlord> why not with libfaac?
[23:26] <JEEB> because libfaac is worse
[23:26] <JEEB> for the same bit rate
[23:26] <JEEB> fraunhofer > reference encoder
[23:27] <Trashlord> ok, thanks
[23:28] <Trashlord> I'll see if the package manager has this lib before I try to build it myself
[23:28] <llogan> the ubuntu compile guide has instructions if you need them. should give you a good diea if you're using a different distro
[23:28] <Trashlord> nah, I use Arch.
[23:28] <llogan> even better
[23:29] <Trashlord> it's cool, I found it on the AUR
[23:29] <Trashlord> I'll get it
[23:29] <llogan> use the git version
[23:29] <llogan> works fine with ffmpeg-git (or ffmpeg ABS)
[23:30] <Trashlord> libfdk-aac-git?
[23:30] <llogan> yes
[23:30] <Trashlord> there's fdk-aac-git, too
[23:30] <Trashlord> alright
[23:30] <llogan> that's a frontend
[23:30] <llogan> encoder
[23:30] <Trashlord> ah, right
[23:31] <Trashlord> then to build ffmpeg I use --enable-libfdk-aac, yes?
[23:31] <llogan> yeah, not the best name for confusion. that is why fdk-aac-git was recently renamed to libfdk-aac-git
[23:31] <llogan> yes
[23:31] <JEEB> and --enable-nonfree
[23:31] <llogan> with --enable-nonfree
[23:31] <JEEB> since it's under that
[23:32] <Trashlord> ah
[23:32] <Fjorgynn> libx264 also
[23:32] <Trashlord> I got x264
[23:32] <llogan> that's included in the PKGBUILD
[23:32] <llogan> so is opus and some other junk
[23:34] <Trashlord> yeah
[23:34] <Trashlord> the PKGBUILD includes everything the default ffmpeg is built with
[23:34] <Trashlord> I mean the default for Arch
[23:34] <Trashlord> so I just add nonfree
[23:34] <llogan> ffmpeg ABS does, not ffmpeg-git
[23:35] <Trashlord> I'm using the one from ABS
[23:37] <llogan> then yes. just add the configure stuff and whatever deps you want into depends
[23:37] <llogan> although the ABS version is flagged as out-of-date due to the recent ffmpeg release
[23:37] <Trashlord> yeah, all I had to do was add --enable-nonfree / in there
[23:38] <Trashlord> now, to encode with it, I do -acodec libfdk-aac, yes?
[23:39] <llogan> https://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/wiki/AACEncodingGuide
[23:39] <llogan> someone added that a few days ago
[23:40] <Trashlord> alright
[23:40] <Trashlord> it says libfdk_aac
[23:40] <llogan> yes
[23:43] <llogan> Trashlord: add "-c:v copy" to copy the video instead of re-encode
[23:44] <llogan> ABS and AUR make this type of thing so much easier than the bullshit checkinstall/deb packages.
[23:45] <Trashlord> I use -vcodec copy
[23:45] <llogan> same thing
[23:45] <Trashlord> in my encode command
[23:45] <Trashlord> it's actually inside a Python script
[23:45] <Trashlord> I download this series on WWI, and all the audio of all the files is incompatible with my TV's built in media player
[23:45] <llogan> what series?
[23:46] <Trashlord> The Great War
[23:46] <Trashlord> produced by the BBC in the 1960s. 26 episodes
[23:46] <llogan> i just downloaded "Rise of Flight" game free-to-play, but have yet to try it
[23:46] <Trashlord> never heard of that game
[23:47] <llogan> i remember playing Red Baron II back in '98. You dive to hard and your wings break off.
[23:47] <Trashlord> ha, cool
[23:48] <Trashlord> I also have a lot of documentaries about the second world war, and the holocaust
[23:49] <Trashlord> anyway, the audio format on all the files from The Great War is, shockingly, WMA. 64 kbps
[23:52] <Trashlord> time to test.
[23:52] <Trashlord> it says unknown codec for libfdk_aac
[23:54] <llogan> because you didn't add --enable-libfdk-aac to the configure
[23:54] <Trashlord> right, right, shit... I forgot
[23:54] <Trashlord> I only added nonfree then compiled
[23:54] <Trashlord> motherfuckler
[23:54] <Trashlord> oh well
[23:56] <Trashlord> it took like 15 minutes to build, heh
[23:56] <Trashlord> oh well. that's enough time to finish my coffee n ow
[00:00] --- Sat Jan 12 2013