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Hi,
I attended the excellent London workshop on using the OpenVINO toolkit on 3 Sept 2018, and I am now trying to replicate the examples on my MacBook Pro, by using ubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso within VirtualBox. (In the workshop, laptops with Ubuntu installed were already provided).
On running the install_cv_sdk_dependencies.sh script (from the OpenVINO toolkit .tar download) which correctly detects ubuntu and tries to execute the "sudo -E apt install -y {list_of_packages}" command, the command fails due to not being able to find the three libraries libswscale-dev, libavcodec-dev and libavformat-dev. This also does not install of the rest of the packages in the same command (presumably due to the "-y" option). I have verified by hand that installing each of the other packages (not those 3) works fine (e.g. cmake, etc).
In the file /etc/apt/sources.list I have removed the first line "deb cdrom:{...etc...}" to remove errors related to appstreamcli and not enough space to move database. Is there another repository (or number of repositories) that should be added to the /etc/apt/sources.list file that enables the 3 missing libraries to be correctly picked up when doing "sudo -E apt install -y {list_of_packages}"?
Many thanks in advance,
Jason.
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These packages are in the official Ubuntu repository: https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libavcodec-dev. Try to run "Software & Updates" tool and enable "Community-maintained ... (universe)" checkbox. Then update packages info ('sudo apt update') and try to install these packages again.
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These packages are in the official Ubuntu repository: https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libavcodec-dev. Try to run "Software & Updates" tool and enable "Community-maintained ... (universe)" checkbox. Then update packages info ('sudo apt update') and try to install these packages again.
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