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Hey everyone,
I'm desperately trying to compile some of the audio-video-codecs samples on a Debian system with gcc. The intention is to get an H.264 encoder to run on an arm-based embedded system. I use Intel IPP v.60 for Linux OS.
For some first tests I'm trying just to compile the "umc_video_enc_con" on my local PC.
The pre-compiled samples are working just fine! I was able to encode a YUV raw video file as H.264 and play it again with the help of "simple_player".
How can I compile these samples with gcc??
I get many error messages, among others: (I typed 'gcc video_enc_con.cpp')
.... error: utils.h: No such file or directory
.... error: vm_time.h: No such file or directory
and so on!!
I've already tried to specify the include files by command line options but I guess there has to be some more professional solution!
Thanks for every advice!
-Simon.
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Simon,
please check first if your target platform is listed in the list of supported IPP platforms.
Regards,
Vladimir
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Vladimir,
yes, this could indeed be my problem! My target platform (ARM architecture) seems not to be supported by the IPP...
Well, thanks anyway!
-Simon.
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