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Loading INTEL media SDK dll thorugh mingw project.

Rishab_G_2
Beginner
‎12-10-2014 04:38 AM
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Hello ,

 I am linking Intel Media SDK (libmfxsw64.dll) with a mingw project but I am receiving segmentation fault while calling its API's like MFXVideoVPP_Query. I need to confirm is it possible to loading the dll using mingw project ? 

If yes , please suggest the steps to be followed !!!

Regards

Rishab

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Jeffrey_M_Intel1
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‎12-31-2014 10:43 PM
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The DLL should be accessed through the dispatcher (libmfx), and the precompiled library shipped with the product assumes Visual Studio.  Theoretically it is possible to compile your own libmfx in mingw, which would enable you to compile a project in mingw. (It has been used successfully in Handbrake.)  

The source is available in the 'opensource' directory where Media SDK is installed.  However, we don't have much to help with a mingw build yet.  

 

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